The Modern British Drama: ComediesW. Miller, 1811 - English drama |
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Page 45
... Lure . Then he has got women's clothes on ? Par . Yes , madam , and has passed upon the family for your nurse . Lure . Convey him into that closet , and put out the candles , and tell him , I'll wait on him presently . [ As PARLY goes ...
... Lure . Then he has got women's clothes on ? Par . Yes , madam , and has passed upon the family for your nurse . Lure . Convey him into that closet , and put out the candles , and tell him , I'll wait on him presently . [ As PARLY goes ...
Page 46
... Lure- well - she has made him an appointment too- but I'll be revenged of both.Well , sir , what are those you are so intimate with ? Viz . Come , come , madam , you know very well - those who stand so high , that the vulgar envy even ...
... Lure- well - she has made him an appointment too- but I'll be revenged of both.Well , sir , what are those you are so intimate with ? Viz . Come , come , madam , you know very well - those who stand so high , that the vulgar envy even ...
Page 47
... Lure . What noise is this ? But . Here is an old succubus , madam , that Smug . Oh , consider , madam , that I'm an al- derman ! Lure . Consider , sir , that you're a compound of covetousness , hypocrisy , and knavery , and must be ...
... Lure . What noise is this ? But . Here is an old succubus , madam , that Smug . Oh , consider , madam , that I'm an al- derman ! Lure . Consider , sir , that you're a compound of covetousness , hypocrisy , and knavery , and must be ...
Page 51
... Lure . A monster - If thou'rt married , thou'rt the most perjured wretch that e'er avouch'd de ceit . Wild . Hey - day ! Why , madam , I'm sure I never swore to marry you : I made indeed a slight promise , upon condition of your ...
... Lure . A monster - If thou'rt married , thou'rt the most perjured wretch that e'er avouch'd de ceit . Wild . Hey - day ! Why , madam , I'm sure I never swore to marry you : I made indeed a slight promise , upon condition of your ...
Page 52
... Lure . Stay , I conjure you , stay . Wild . ' Faith , I cann't ; my bride expects me ; but hark'e , when the honey - moon is over , about a month or two hence , I may do you a small fa- [ Exit . Lure . Grant me some wild expressions ...
... Lure . Stay , I conjure you , stay . Wild . ' Faith , I cann't ; my bride expects me ; but hark'e , when the honey - moon is over , about a month or two hence , I may do you a small fa- [ Exit . Lure . Grant me some wild expressions ...
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