 | John Bell - English drama - 1791 - 300 pages
...much time. Ben. Why then I'll tell you : there's a new wedding upon the stocks, and they two are going to be married to rights. Scand. Who? Ben. Why father,...young woman. I can't hit her name. Scand. Angelica f Ben. Ay, the same. Mrs. For. Sir Sampson and Angelica? Impossible! Ben. That may be — but I'm sure... | |
 | John Milton - English drama - 1797 - 484 pages
...much time. Ben. Why then I'll tell you : there's a new wedding upon the stocks, and they two are going to be married to rights. Scand. Who? Ben. Why father,...same. Mrs. For. Sir Sampson and Angelica! Impossible I Ben. That may be — but I'm sure it is as I tell you. Scand. 'Sdeath, it is a jest. I can't believe... | |
 | English drama - 1797 - 468 pages
...much time. Ben. Why then I'll tell you : there's a new wedding upon the stocks, and they two are going to be married to rights. Scand. Who? Ben. Why father,...young woman. I can't hit her name,, Scand. Angelica i Ben. Ay, the same. Mrs. For. Sir Sampson and Angelica? Impossible! Ben. That may be — but I'm sure... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 540 pages
...time. Ben. Why, then, I'll tell you : there's a newr wedding upon the stocks, and they two are going to be married to rights. Scand. Who? Ben. Why, father,...her name. Scand. Angelica? Ben. Ay, the same. Mrs Fore. Sir Sampson and Angelica ? Impossible ! Beii. That may be— but I'm sure it is as I tell you.... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 pages
...time. Ben. Why, then, I'll tell you : there's a new wedding upon the stocks, and they two are going to be married to rights. Scand. Who? Ben. Why, father, and — the young woman. I can't hit her name. Scund. Angelica? lien. Ay, the same. Mrs Fore. Sir Sampson and Angelica? Impossible ! Ben. That may... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 266 pages
...stocks, and they two are going to he married to rights. Scand. Who ? Ben. Why father, and— the yonng woman. I can't hit her name. Scand. Angelica ? Ben. Ay, the same. Mrs. For. Sir Sampson and Angelica ! Impofsi. hle! Ben. That may he— hat I'm snre it is as I tell yon. Scand. "Sdeath, it is a jest.... | |
 | William Congreve - 1808 - 412 pages
...was afraid oi this. Ben. And there's a handsome young womat), as they say, brother Val went mad tor; too, I think. For. O my poor niece ! my poor niece...— the young woman. I can't hit her name. Scand. A ngeli ca ? Ben. Ay, the same. Mrs. For. Sir Sampson and Angelica? Impossible! Ben. That may be —... | |
 | Walter Scott - English drama - 1811 - 698 pages
...hit her name. Scan. Angelica ? Ben. Ay, the same. Mrs far. Sir Sampson and Angelica ? Imposeible ! Ben. That may be ; but I'm sure it is as I tell you. Scan. 'Sdeath ! it is a jest, I cann't believe it Ben. Look you, friend ; it is nothing to me whether... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 pages
...name. Si-аи. Angelica ? Btn. Ay, the same. Air» Fur. Sir Sampson and Angelica ? Impossible! Вен. Tis nut to wound a wanton boy. Or am' rous yout Scan. 'Sdeath ! it ¡sa jest, I cann't believe it. Ben. Look you, friend ; it is nothing to me whether... | |
 | Walter Scott - English drama - 1811 - 690 pages
...name. Scan. Angelica ? Ben. Ay, the same. Mrt Far. Sir Sampson and Angelica ? Impossible! /•'<•<. That may be ; but I'm sure it is as I tell you. Scan. 'Sdeath ! it is a jest, I cann't believe it. /.'...-. Look you, friend ; it is nothing to me... | |
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I'm sure it is as I tell you. Scand. 'Sdeath ! it is a jest. I can't believe it. Ben. Look you, friend ; it is nothing to me, whether you believe it or no. What I say is true, d'ye see; they are married, or just going to be married, I know not which. 
