 Ay; but I like him for that now: for his want of words gives me the pleasure very often to explain his meaning. FAIN. He's impudent? WIT. No that's not it.  William Congreve - Sivu 328tekijä(t) William Congreve - 1888 - 486 sivuaKoko teos - Tietoja tästä kirjasta
 | William Congreve - 1774 - 438 sivua
...of Learning gives him the more Opportunities to fhew his natural Parts. Mir. He wants Words. Wit<w. Ay ; but I like him for that now ; for his want of Words gives me the Pleafure very often to explain his Meaning. Fain. He's impudent. Witw. No, that 'snot it. Mir. Vain.... | |
 | John Bell - 1777 - 456 sivua
...his happinets—His want of learning gives him the more opportunity to ilicw his natural parts. Mira. He wants words. Wit. Ay ; but I like him for that now; f( r his want of words gives me the pleafure very often to explain hia meaning. Fain. He's impudent.... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 454 sivua
...his Happinefs — His Want of Learning gives him the more Opportunity to mew his natural Parts. Mira, He wants Words, Wit. Ay : But I like him for that now ; for his Want of Words gives me the Pleafure very often to explain his Meaning Fain. He's impudent. Wit. No, that's not it. Mira. Vain.... | |
 | 1787 - 530 sivua
...his want of learning gives him the more opportunity to Ihew his natural parts. Mirn. He wants ivords. Wit. Ay : but I like him for that now ; for his want of words gives me the pleafure very often t«explain his meaning. Fain, He's impudent, Wit. No, that's not it. Mira, Vain.... | |
 | 1797 - 438 sivua
...parts, as t' other of beauty. Mira. May be you think him too positive ? Wit. No, no, his being positive is an incentive to argument, and keeps up conversation. fain. Too illiterate. Wit. That ! that 's his happiness — his want of learning gives him the more opportunity to shew his natural... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 sivua
...parts, as t'other of beauty. Mira. May be you think him too positive ? Wit. No, no, his being positive is an incentive to argument, and keeps up conversation....happiness — his want of learning gives him the more opportunity to shew his natural parts. Mira. He wants words. Wit. Aye ; but I like him for that, now... | |
 | 1804 - 540 sivua
...May be you think him too positive ? Wit. No, no, his being positive is an incentire to argutnent,,and keeps up conversation. Fain. Too illiterate. Wit....happiness — his want of learning gives him the more opportunity to shew his natural parts. Mira. He wants words. Wit. Aye ; but I like him for that, now... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 sivua
...parts, as t'other of beauty. Mira, May be you think him too positive ? Wit. No, no ; his being positive is an incentive to argument, and keeps up conversation....Fain. Too illiterate. Wit. That ! that's his happiness j his want of learning gives him the more opportunity to shew his natural ports, Afira. He wants words.... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 690 sivua
...positive ! Wit. No, no ; his being positive is an incentive to argument, and keeps up couversation. Fain. Too illiterate. Wit. That ! that's his happiness ; his want of learning gives him the more opportunity to shew his natural parts. Mini. He wants words. Wit. Ay; but I like him for that now;... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 sivua
...incentive to argument, and keeps up conversation. Fui«. Too illiterate. 40'2 THE WAY OF THE WORLD. 403 Wit. That ! that's his happiness ; his want of learning gives him the more opportunity to shew his natural parts. Mira. He wants words. Wit. Ay; but I like him for that now;... | |
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