The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 288
... a quaking Preacher . Mr SACKBUT , a Vintner . WOMEN . Mrs LOVELY , a Fortune of Thirty Thousand Pounds . Mrs PRIM , Wife to Prim the Hosier . BETTY , Servant to Mrs Lovely . SCENE I. - A Tavern . Colonel FAINWELL and FREEMAN [ 288 ]
... a quaking Preacher . Mr SACKBUT , a Vintner . WOMEN . Mrs LOVELY , a Fortune of Thirty Thousand Pounds . Mrs PRIM , Wife to Prim the Hosier . BETTY , Servant to Mrs Lovely . SCENE I. - A Tavern . Colonel FAINWELL and FREEMAN [ 288 ]
Page 289
... SACKBUT . very well . Free . Here comes one will give you an account of them all . — Mr Sackbut , we sent for you to take a glass with us . ' Tis a maxim among the friends of the bottle , that as long as the master is in company , one ...
... SACKBUT . very well . Free . Here comes one will give you an account of them all . — Mr Sackbut , we sent for you to take a glass with us . ' Tis a maxim among the friends of the bottle , that as long as the master is in company , one ...
Page 290
... Sackbut ? Sack . Very well , sir ; they all use my house . Col. And will you assist me , if occasion re- quires ? Sack . In every thing I can , colonel . Free . I'll answer for him : and whatever I can serve you in , you may depend on ...
... Sackbut ? Sack . Very well , sir ; they all use my house . Col. And will you assist me , if occasion re- quires ? Sack . In every thing I can , colonel . Free . I'll answer for him : and whatever I can serve you in , you may depend on ...
Page 295
... SACKBUT , and the Colonel , in an Egyptian Dress . Sack . A lucky beginning , colonel- got the old beau's consent . -You have Col. Ay , he's a reasonable creature ; but the other three will require some pains - Shall I pass upon him ...
... SACKBUT , and the Colonel , in an Egyptian Dress . Sack . A lucky beginning , colonel- got the old beau's consent . -You have Col. Ay , he's a reasonable creature ; but the other three will require some pains - Shall I pass upon him ...
Page 296
... SACKBUT with wine , and PERIWINKLE following . Sack . Sir , this gentleman , hearing you have been a great traveller , and a person of fine spe- culation , begs leave to take a glass with you ; he is a man of a curious taste himself ...
... SACKBUT with wine , and PERIWINKLE following . Sack . Sir , this gentleman , hearing you have been a great traveller , and a person of fine spe- culation , begs leave to take a glass with you ; he is a man of a curious taste himself ...
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