 Mil. To see me married, ma'am — and — he has — he has wished it much. — And a settlement, by way of jointure — long ready for the lady's name — that is — any lady, who shall honour me with her affection — and Mrs.  Works ... - Sivu 89tekijä(t) Arthur Murphy - 1786Koko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 444 sivua
...Faulterjng ! hesitating! [Aside.] I interrupt you. Mil. There is a circumstance, ma'am — the affair is — My father for a long time Sir John, for a long time — Sir John has wished Mrs. Brum. To see you married ? Mil. To see me married, ma'am — and— he has — he has wished... | |
 | 1810 - 500 sivua
...! hesitating ! [Aside.] I interrupt you. Mil. There is a circumstance, ma'am — the affair is — My father for a long time Sir John, for a long time — Sir John has wished Mrs. Brom. To see you married ? Mil. To see me married, ma'am — and — he has — he has... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1824 - 400 sivua
...Faultering ! hesitating ! [Aside.] I interrupt you. Mil, There is a circumstance, ma'am — the affair h — My father for a long time Sir John, for a long time — Sir John has wished Mrs. Brom. To see you married ? Mil. To see me married, ma'am — and — he has — he has... | |
 | 1826 - 408 sivua
...hesitating ! [Aside.] 1 interrupt you. Mil. There is a circumstance, ma'am ! — the affair is — my father for a long time— Sir John, for a long time — Sir John has wished — Mrs. B. To see you man led 1 ~ Mil. To see me married, ma'am — and — he has— he has... | |
 | George Taylor - 1984 - 260 sivua
...Faltering! Hesitating! - 1 interrupt you. MILLAMOUR: There is a circumstance, ma'am - the affair is - my father for a long time - Sir John for a long time - Sir John has wished . . . MRS BROMLEY: To see you married? MILLAMOUR: To see me married, ma'am - and - he has -... | |
 | 1788 - 798 sivua
...! hefitating ! (afide} 'I interrupt you. MIL. There is a circumftance, Ma'am — the affair is — My father for a long time — —Sir John, for a long time Sir John has wifhed Mrs. BROM. To fee you married ? MIL.MIL. To fee me married, Ma'am — and — he has — he has wifhed it... | |
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