The modern theatre: a collection of successful modern plays, Volumes 3-4Georg Olms Verlag |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 65
Page 10
... true , madam - and I heard the Major say , this morning , as your ladyship left the room , that " your ladyship's honour would require the guard of a file of musketeers . " Lady Har . Ungenerous man - even worse to me than Sir George ...
... true , madam - and I heard the Major say , this morning , as your ladyship left the room , that " your ladyship's honour would require the guard of a file of musketeers . " Lady Har . Ungenerous man - even worse to me than Sir George ...
Page 12
... true , very true - and so I wish you joy , with all my heart . ( Shaking hands . ) But , who is the Lady , pray ? Do I know her , or any of her family ? Major Cyp . Did you know Sir George Euston ? Col. Down . I have heard of him ...
... true , very true - and so I wish you joy , with all my heart . ( Shaking hands . ) But , who is the Lady , pray ? Do I know her , or any of her family ? Major Cyp . Did you know Sir George Euston ? Col. Down . I have heard of him ...
Page 13
... true ; but Sir George is still living . Col. Down . What , the devil ! is the man living , and you married to his wife ? Major Cyp . It was a divorce , Colonel . Col. Down . A divorce ! -Whu ! Now I under- stand you . Why , that's ...
... true ; but Sir George is still living . Col. Down . What , the devil ! is the man living , and you married to his wife ? Major Cyp . It was a divorce , Colonel . Col. Down . A divorce ! -Whu ! Now I under- stand you . Why , that's ...
Page 16
... true , upon my soul ! those were the very words . Col. Down . Owing to an " Undescribable some- thing , " and " I'll tell you what , " that I got into this closet : -And so , I suppose , the next day Sir George left both his wife and ...
... true , upon my soul ! those were the very words . Col. Down . Owing to an " Undescribable some- thing , " and " I'll tell you what , " that I got into this closet : -And so , I suppose , the next day Sir George left both his wife and ...
Page 30
Sorry, this page's content is restricted.
Sorry, this page's content is restricted.
Common terms and phrases
Aman Berin Blac Bloom Blun BLUNTLY brother Char Claransforth Cleve Colonel Colonel Talbot Crev Cyprus dare daugh dear death Douglas Earl Edwin Elea Eliz Elwina Enter Euston Exeunt Exit eyes Fash father fear forgive fortune give hand happy hath hear heart heaven honour hope husband Julia ladyship Ld Fop live look Lord lordship Lory Loveless madam Major Cyp Mand Mandeville Manly married Mary Matilda mean Metland Miss Hoy Miss Wingrove Morcar never Nurse Oldstock pardon passion peace Percy pity poor pray Prot queen SCENE servant shou'd Sir Geo Sir George Sir Ol Sir Tun Sir Tunbelly Siward soul speak suppose sure Surrey tears tell thee thing thou art thou hast thought twas wife wish woman word wou'd wretched young Zounds