 | Henrietta Knight (baroness Luxborough.) - 1775 - 428 pages
...chairmen, who will carry you through ftorms and tempefts for fixpence, and feldom elfe, for DuchefiJeS trudge the ftreets here unattended : we have alfo...who entertain one daily for half the price of your Garricks, Barrys, and Rich's— And (what you will fcarcely believe) we can alfo offer you friendly... | |
 | SEVERAL HANDS - 1776 - 612 pages
...chair-men, who will carry you through ftorms and tempejts for fixpence, and (el Jum elfe, for duché îles trudge the ftreets here unattended: we have alfo friendly Othellos, Falftaffs. Richards the Hid. and Harlequins, who entertain one daily for half the price of your Garricks, Barrys, and Richs—... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - Periodicals - 1776 - 608 pages
...trudge the llrcccs here unattended : we have alfo friendly Othcllos, Falllafls, Richards the 11 !d. and Harlequins, who entertain one daily for half the price of your Ganicks, Harrys, and Richs—aod-(what you will fcarcely believe) we can atfb offer you friendly folitude;... | |
 | Francis Kilvert - 1866 - 254 pages
...else, for duchesses trudge the streets here unattended. We have also friendly Othellos, Falstaffs, Richards the Third, and Harlequins, who entertain one daily for half the price of your Garricks, Barrys, and Richs ; and (what you will scarcely believe) we can also offer you friendly solitude... | |
 | English periodicals - 1904 - 636 pages
...else, for Duchesses trudge the streets here unattended. We have also friendly Othellos, Falstaffs, Richards the Third and Harlequins, who entertain one daily for half the price of your Garricks, Barrys, and Riches — and (what you will scarcely believe) we can also offer you friendly... | |
 | A. Barbeau - Bath (England) - 1904 - 426 pages
...leur art, aucun éminent. 1. « We have also friendly Othellos, Falstaffs, and Richards the Thirds, and Harlequins, who entertain one daily for half the price of your Garricks, Barrys and Richs » (lettre de lady Luxborough, 29 février 1752, citée par Kilvert. Remains.... | |
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And (what you will scarcely believe) we can also offer you friendly solitude ; for one may be an Anchoret here without being disturbed by the question Why ? — Would you see the fortunate and benevolent Mr. Allen, his fine house and his... 