 | John Vanbrugh, Sir Richard Steele, Peter Anthony Motteux, Colley Cibber - 1759 - 398 páginas
...Morning and Afternoon prettywell difpos'd of Pray, Madam, how do you pafs your Evenings ? Sir John. Like a Woman of Spirit, Sir, a great Spirit. Give...a Box and Dice — Seven's the main, Oons ! Sir, I fet you a hundred Pound ! Why, do you think Women are married now a Days, to fit at home and mend Napkins... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 440 páginas
...morning and afternoon pretty well dispos'd of Pray how, madam, do you pass your evenmgs ? . Sir John. Like a woman of spirit, sir ; a great spirit. Give me a box and dice — Seven 's the main, oons ! Sir, I set you a hundred pound ! Why, do you think women are married... | |
 | 1804 - 540 páginas
...morning and afternoon pretty well disposed of Pray, madam, how^do you pass your evenings ? Sir John. Like a woman of spirit, sir, a great spirit. Give...Seven's the main, Oons ! Sir, I set you a hundred pounds ! Why, do you think women are married now si. days, to sit at home and mend napkins ? Sir, we... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 páginas
...madam, how^do you pass your evenings ? Sir John. Like a woman of spirit, sir, a great spirit. (Jive me a box and dice — Seven's the main, Oons ! Sir, I set you a hundred pounds ! Why, do you think women are married now aday.-ц to sit at home and mend napkins ? Sir, we... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 páginas
...morning and afternoon pretty well disposed of - Pray, how, madam, do you pass your evenings ? Sir John. Like a woman of spirit, sir ; a great spirit. Give...hundred pound ! Why, do you think women are married now adays to sit at home and mend napkins :' Oh, the Lord help your head ! Jusl. Mercy upon us, Mr... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 690 páginas
...morning and afternoon pretty well disposed of Pray, how, madam, do you pass your evenings ? Sir John. Like a woman of spirit, sir ; a great spirit. Give...hundred pound ! Why, do you think women are married now adays to sit at home and tucnd napkins ? Oh, the Lord help your head ! Just. Mercy upon us, Mr... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 páginas
...morning and afternoon pretty well disposed of Pray, how, madam, do yon pass your evenings ? Sir John. . . [ . yon think women are married now adays to sit at home and mend napkins ? Oh, the Lord help your head... | |
 | William Wycherley, Leigh Hunt - 1840 - 782 páginas
...and afternoon pretty well disposed of! — Pray, madam, how do you pass your evenings ? .ViV John. Like a woman of spirit, sir, a great spirit. Give...hundred pound ! — Why, do you think women are married now a days, to sit at home and mend napkins ? Sir, we have nobler ways of passing time. Just. Mercy... | |
 | Abraham Mills - 1851 - 616 páginas
...morning and afternoon pretty well disposed of. Pray, how, madam, do you pass your evenings 1 Sir John. Like a woman of spirit, sir; a great spirit. Give...dice. Seven's the main! Oons, sir, I set you a hundred pounds. Why, do you think women are married now-a-days to sit at home and mend napkins 1 Oh, the Lord... | |
 | Abraham Mills - 1858 - 608 páginas
...morning and afternoon pretty well disposed of. Pray, how, madam, do you pass your evenings 1 Sir Joint. Like a woman of spirit, sir; a great spirit. Give...Seven's the main ! Oons, sir, I set you a hundred pounds. Why, do you think women are married now-a-days to sit at home and mend napkins t Oh, the Lord... | |
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I call for my coach, to go visit fifty dear friends, of whom I hope I never shall find one at home while I shall live. Just. So! there's the morning and afternoon pretty well disposed of. Pray, how, madam, do you pass your evenings ? Sir J. 
