 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1788 - 400 pages
...ermine purity of virtue, what will it fay, when it hasjuftice upon its fide ? Sir O. Nothing that 1 value — Young man, when you have lived as many years...with the world as I have, you'll learn to make your happinefs independent of its opinion — Don't you fee knaves and fools every day rife into confequcnce,... | |
 | British drama - English drama - 1824 - 814 pages
...providing her with a husband, to make the best bargain I can for her. iS'ir O. Nothing that I value—Young man, when you have lived as many years with the world...you'll learn to make your happiness independent of its opinion-—Don't you see knaves and fools every day rise into consequence, and all from the opinion... | |
 | English drama - 1832 - 826 pages
...if it soil the ermine purity of virtue, what will it say, when it has justice upon its side? Sir O. Nothing that I value — Young man, when you have...of the world, Sir ! It's a mouthful of moonshine. Man. I believe with you that the world is too indolent — too much occupied with its -pleasures, or... | |
 | British drama - 1833 - 826 pages
...if it soil the ermine purity of virtue, what will it say, when it has justice upon its side ? Sir O. Nothing that I value — Young man, when you have...opinion of the world — the opinion of the world, Sir ! It 'sa mouthful of moonshine. Man. I believe with you that the world is too indolent — too much... | |
 | English drama - 1854 - 834 pages
...if it soil the ermine purity of virtue, what will it say, when it has justice upon iu side! Sir O. Nothing that I value — Young man, when you have...of the world, Sir ! It's a mouthful of moonshine. Man. I believe with you that the world is too indolent — too much occupied with its pleasures, or... | |
 | English drama - 1859 - 838 pages
...if it soil the ermine purity of virtue, what will it aay, when it has justice upon its side ? Sir O. n me. Thou art no enemy to Rome, thou hast No Alban...crime. Valeria. Dear maid, Restrain your sorrows; I'v — Don Ч YOU see knaves and fools every day rise into consequence, and all from the opinion of thenvorki... | |
 | English drama - 1859 - 824 pages
...if it soil the ermine purity of virtue, what will it say, when It has justice upon its side'? Sir O, Nothing that I value— Young man, when you have lived as many years with the world «s I have, yo«'H learn to make your hap* nineM inttepen*lent of its opinion— Don't you see knaves... | |
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Sir O. Nothing that I value — Young man, when you have lived as many years with the world as I have, you'll learn to make your happiness independent of its opinion — Don't you see knaves and fools every day rise into consequence, and all from the... 