 | English drama - 1789 - 450 pages
...the fame vulgar Track every Day ! Eating, working, and deeping ! But we, who have the Honour to ferve the Nobility, are of another Species. We are above the common Forms, have Servants to waic upon us, and are as iazy antt luxurious as our Mailers.——Ha! My dear Sir Harry. (Enter Sir... | |
 | David Garrick - English drama - 1798 - 266 pages
...ordinary servants, that go on in rlie same vulgar track every day ! eating, -working, and sleeping! — -But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility,...My Lord Duke ! your grace's most obedient servant. Dale. Well, baronet, and where have you been? Sir Har. At Newmarket, tny Lord, We have had dev'lish... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 630 pages
...ordinary servants, that go on in the same vulgar tract every day ! eatiiii, working, and sleeping ! — But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility,...Servant. How have you done these thousand years ? Sir Наг. My lord duke ! — your grace's most obedient servant. Duke. Well, baronet, and where have... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 630 pages
...ordinary servants, that go on in the same vulgar tract every day ! eating, working, and sleeping ! — But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility,...upon us, and are as lazy and luxurious as our masters lia! my dear Sir Harry ! . Enter S re HARRY'S Serrant. How have you done these thousand years? Sir... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 626 pages
...servants, that go on in the same vulgar tract every day ! eating, working, and sleeping ! — lint we, who have the honour to serve the nobility, are...common forms, have servants to wait upon us, and are as la?v and luxurious as our masters Ha! my dear Sir 1 larry ! Enter SIR HARRY'S Servant. How have yon... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1809 - 382 pages
...ordinary servants, that go on in the same vulgar track every day ! eating, working, and sleeping ! — But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility,...Servant. How have you done these thousand years ? Sir H. My lord Duke ! — your grace's most obedient servant. Duke. Well, Baronet, and where have you been... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 710 pages
...ordinary servants, that go ои in the same vulgar track every day ! eating, working, and sleeping! — But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility,...wait upon us, and are as lazy and luxurious as our musters Ha ! my dear Sir Harry ! Enter SIR HARRY'S Serrant. How have you done these thousand years... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - English drama - 1811 - 698 pages
...ordinary servants, that go ou in the same vulgar track every day ! eating, working, and sleeping! — But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility,...another species. We are above the common forms, have sen-ants to wait upon us, and are as lazy and luxurious as our musters Ha ! my dear Sir Harry ! Enter... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1815 - 382 pages
...II.—The Park. Duke's Servant. and sleeping!—But we, who have the honour to serve the nobflity, are of another species. We are above the common forms,...wait upon us, and are as lazy and luxurious as our masters.-"—Ha ! —my dear Sir Harry !— Enter Sir HARRY'S Servant. How have you done these thousand... | |
 | English drama - 1824 - 656 pages
...are ordinary servants that go on in the same vulgar track every day ! Eating, working, and sleeping ! But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility,...common forms, have servants to wait upon us, and are as la/.y and luxurious as our maaters. Ab ! my dear Sir Harry— inter SIR HARRY'S SERVANT, How have yon... | |
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What wretches are ordinary servants, that go on in the same vulgar track every day ! eating, working, and sleeping ! — But we, who have the honour to serve the nobility, are of another species. We are above the common forms, have servants to wait upon... 
