 | Susanna Centlivre - 1749 - 80 pages
...Isn't it monftroufly ridiculous, that they fbould defire to impofe their Quaking Drefs upon me at thofe Years ? When I was a Child, no matter what they made me wear ; but now — Betty. I would refolve againft it, Madam ; I'd fee 'em hang'd before I'd put on the pinch'd Cap again. Mrs. Lov. Then... | |
 | Susanna Centlivre - 1760 - 434 pages
...Isn't it monftroufly ridiculous, that they mould defire to impofe their Quaking Drefs upon me at thefe Years ? When I was a Child, no Matter what they made me wear, but now Bitty. I would refolve againft it, Madam ; I'd fee 'em hang'd before I'd put on the pinch'd Cap again.... | |
 | English drama - 1776 - 470 pages
...it monftroufly ridiculous, that they fliould defire to impofe their quaking drefe upon me at thefe years ? When I was a child, no matter what they made me wear, but now . Betty. I would refolve againft it, Madam, ; I'd fee 'em 'bang'd before I'd put DO the pinch 'd cap again.. . . , Mrs.... | |
 | English drama - 1782 - 402 pages
...mon"ftruoufly ridiculous, that they fhould defire to impofe their quaking drefs upon me at thefe years ? When 1 was a child, no matter what they made me wear, but now — Betty. I would refolve againft it, Madam :. I'd fee 'em hang'd before I'd put on the pinch'd cap again. Mifs Lo-v.... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1780 - 440 pages
...ridiculous, that they mould defire to irnpofe " their quaking drefs upon me at thefe years? When 1 was a child, no matter what they made me wear, but now — Betty. I would refolv* againft it, Madam : I'd fe« 'em hang'd before I'd put on the pinch'd cap again. Mifs Loi>.... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1792 - 332 pages
...and pointed at by every boy in town ? Oh 1 I could tear my flesh, and curse the hour I was born — Isn't it monstrously ridiculous, that they should...Betty. I would resolve against it, madam; I'd see •em hang'd before I'd put on the pinch'd cap again. Mrs. I-*ru. Then I must never expeft one moment's ease... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 464 pages
...and pointed at by every boy in town f Oh ! I could tear my flesh, and curse the hour I was born — Isn't it monstrously ridiculous, that they should...Betty. I would resolve against it, madam ; I'd see ''em hang'd before I'd put on the pinch'd cap again. Mrs. Lov. Then I must never expect one moment's .ease... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 556 pages
...and pointed at by every boy in town ? Oh ! I could tear my flesh, and curse the hour 1 was born — Isn't it monstrously ridiculous, that they should...a child, no matter what they made me wear; but now Bet. I would resolve against it, madam ; I'd see them hanged before I'd put on ihr pinched cap again.... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 pages
...flesh, and curse the hour I was born — Isn't it monstrously ridiculous, that they should df sire to impose their quaking dress upon me at these years...a child, no matter what they made me wear; but now Bet. 1 would resolve against it, madam ; I'd see them hanged before I'd put on the pinched cap again.... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 552 pages
...and pointed at by every boy in town ? Oh ! I could tear my llesh, anil curse the hour I was born — Isn't it monstrously ridiculous, that they should...quaking dress upon me at these years ? When I was a chili1, no matter what they made me wear; but now /'.i'. I would resolve against it, madam ; I'd see... | |
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Isn't it monstrously ridiculous that they should desire to impose their quaking dress upon me at these years? When I was a child, no matter what they made me wear ; but now — • Betty. I would resolve against it, Madam ; I'd see 'em hanged before I'd... 
