“The” Double Dealer: A Comedy, Nide 2;Nide 9Davies, 1777 - 77 sivua |
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Sivu 7
... reason to be alarm'd . None befides you , and Maskwell , are acquainted with the secret of my aunt Touchwood's violent paffion for me . Since my first refusal of her ad- dreffes , the has endeavour'd to do me all ill offices with my ...
... reason to be alarm'd . None befides you , and Maskwell , are acquainted with the secret of my aunt Touchwood's violent paffion for me . Since my first refusal of her ad- dreffes , the has endeavour'd to do me all ill offices with my ...
Sivu 28
... reasons ought to be convinc- ing to me , which create your fatisfaction or difquiet . L. T. But thofe which caufe my difquiet , I am wil- ling to have remote from your hearing . Good my lord , don't prefs me . Ld . T. Don't oblige me to ...
... reasons ought to be convinc- ing to me , which create your fatisfaction or difquiet . L. T. But thofe which caufe my difquiet , I am wil- ling to have remote from your hearing . Good my lord , don't prefs me . Ld . T. Don't oblige me to ...
Sivu 70
... reason -By Heav'n , I'll not be wife - ridden ; were it poffible , it should be done this night . Mask . By Heav'n he meets my wishes . [ Afide . ] Few things are impoffible to willing minds . Ld . 7. Inftruct me how this may be done ...
... reason -By Heav'n , I'll not be wife - ridden ; were it poffible , it should be done this night . Mask . By Heav'n he meets my wishes . [ Afide . ] Few things are impoffible to willing minds . Ld . 7. Inftruct me how this may be done ...
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affure Afide anfwer aunt becauſe Beggars Opera Ben Johnson blefs Brifk Brisk Careless Cibber confefs confent Confufion Cymbeline Cynt Cynthia d'ye dear defign defire deuce take devil diffemble diſcover Dryden Enter Lady Enter Lord Touchwood Enter Mellefont Exeunt Exit faid falfe fatire fecret fecure felf fervant fhall fhe's fhew fhould fince firft firſt fome fool fpeak ftill fuch fuppofe fure furprizing fwear gads-bud give Good-natur'd hear heart Heav'n Heav'n's fake himſelf honour huſband I'gad Lady Froth Lady Plyant Lady Touchwood ladyfhip laugh let me perish letter Lord Froth lordship madam Mafk Mafkwell marriage Mask Maskwell moft moſt muft muſt myſelf never paffion perfon pleaſe pleaſure pr'ythee Pray purpoſe reafon ſay Shakeſpeare ſhall ſhe Sir Paul Plyant tell thee there's thing thou thought underſtand villain what's wife yourſelf