..." Is it possible to extinguish them ? " An Irish fireman, who was close by, and heard the question, said, " For the love of Heaven, Mr. Sheridan, don't...won't have another drop of water in five minutes." This was said in the natural warmth of heart, for the Irishman imagined that the burning of the Pantheon...

...there was any possibility of extinguishing them, an Irish fireman heard his exclamation, and cried, ' For the love of heaven, Mr. Sheridan, don't make yourself...won't have another drop of water in five minutes.' The good fellow imagined that the destruction of the Pantheon must have been gratifying to Mr. Sheridan,...

...any possibility of extinguishing them, an Irish fireman heard his exclamation, and cried, ' For tLe love of heaven, Mr. Sheridan, don't make yourself...won't have another drop of water in five minutes.' The good fellow imagined that the destruction of the Pantheon mu.sthave been gratifying to Mr. Sheridan,...

...An Irish fireman standing by, and who overheard Sheridan make the observation, said, sotto voce, " For the love of heaven, Mr. Sheridan, don't make yourself...uneasy. Sir, by the powers, it will soon be down ; sure they won't have another drop of water in five minutes." Pat said this in the natural warmth of his...

...to extinguish the dimes!" An Irish fireman close to us, who heard him make the observation, said, u For the love of Heaven, Mr. Sheridan, don't make yourself...another drop of water in five minutes!" Pat said this in lie natural warmth of his heart, thinking that the burning of the Pantheon Theatre must have been peculiarly...