 | English drama - 1801 - 318 pages
...to me a friend, whom my heart has so long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. Stra. Yes, I am your friend ; your sincere friend. You are...of you is inexplicable. 'Tis you ; but these, alas ! are not the features which once enchanted every female bosom, beam'd gaiety through all society,... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 446 pages
...me a friend, whom, my heart has so long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. Stra. Yes, I am your friend ; your sincere friend. You are...go — leave me — and return no more. Bar. Stay ! AH ihat I see and hear of you is inexplicable. Tis you ; but these, alas ! are not the features which... | |
 | Thomas Holcroft - 1808 - 428 pages
...to me a friend, whom my heart has so long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. Stra. Yes, I. am your friend ; your sincere friend. You...my heart is still the- same. But if this assurance F 2 52 THE STRANGER. [AcT IV. be of any value to you — go — leave me — and return no more. Bar.... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 428 pages
...long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. be of any value to you—go—leave me—and return no more. Bar. Stay ! All that I see and hear...of you is inexplicable. Tis you; but these, alas! are not the features which once enchanted every female bosom, beamed gaiety through all society, and... | |
 | August von Kotzebue, Benjamin Thompson - 1820 - 84 pages
...am your friend; your sincere friend. — :._ 1 You are a true man ; an uncommon man. Towards you rhy heart is still the same. But if this assurance be...of you is inexplicable. 'Tis you ; but these, alas ! are not the features which once enchanted every female bosom, beamed gaiety through all society,... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1824 - 458 pages
...to me a friend, whom my heart has so long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. Stra. Yes, I am your friend; your sincere friend. You are...value to you — go— leave me — and return no inure. Bar. Stay ! All that I see and hear of you is inexplicable. Tis you ; but these, alas ! are... | |
 | English drama - 1826 - 362 pages
...to me a friend, whom my heart has so long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. Stra. Yes, I am your friend ; your sincere friend. You are...man. Towards you my heart is still the same. But if thin assurance be of any value to you — go — leave me — and return no more. Bar. Stay ! All that... | |
 | George Daniel - English drama - 1828 - 412 pages
...to me a friend, whom my heart has so long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. Stra. Yes, I am your friend ; your sincere friend. You are...man. Towards you my heart is still the same. But if thin assurauce be of any value to you — go — leave me — and return no more. liar. Stay ! All... | |
 | Acting drama - English drama - 1839 - 936 pages
...fricad ; your sincere friend. You are a true man : an uncommon man. Toward» you my heart is itill the same. But if this assurance be of any value to...no more. Bar. Stay ! All that I see and hear of you u inexplicable. 'Tis you ; but tJbese, alas ! arc not the features which once enchanted every female... | |
 | Henry Lea - 1859 - 302 pages
...to me a friend, whom my heart has long missed, and whom my heart just now so much requires. Stran. Yes, I am your friend; — your sincere friend. You...value to you — go — leave me, and return no more. Baron. Stay ! all that I see and hear of you is inexplicable. ' Tis you — but these, alas ! .are... | |
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... family wishes to behold you in its circle. You refused my sister's messenger ; therefore, to give more weight to the invitation, I was deputed to be the bearer of it. And thus has fortune restored to me a friend, whom my heart has so long missed,... 
