The Committee: Or, the Faithful Irishman. A Comedy. Written by the Honourable Sir Robert HowardJ. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - 83 strán (strany) |
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Abel Afide againſt Arbel Bail Bailiffs beſt Blunt Bookfel Bufinefs Buſineſs Careless Cavalier Chair Colonel Committee Committee-men Compofition cou'd Counfel D'ye hear Daughter defire doft thou Duck Eftate elfe Enter Arbella Enter Ruth Enter Teg Eſtate Exeunt Exit faid Fellow fend fent fhall fhew fhou'd fing firſt fome fomething forfooth fpeak Friend ftand ftill fuch fure fwear fweet Gentlemen Gentlewoman Hark himſelf honeft Honour Houſe i'faith Irishman Ladder of Ropes laſt laugh Lieu Lieutenant look Mafter matter Meffage Miftrefs Miſtake Miſtreſs muft muſt myſelf Obad Obadiah obferve on't ourſelves pleaſe pr'ythee pray prefently pretty Rafcal Ruth Ruth ſay Sequeftration ſhall ſhe Sirrah Slife Soldiers Soul ſpeak take the Covenant tell thee thefe there's theſe thing thoſe thou art twas underſtand upon't uſe warrant Wench What's Wife Woman worfe wou'd yourſelf
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Strana 48 - I will own so much kindness for you, that I repent not the civility I have done, to free you from the trouble you were like to fall into ; make me a leg, if you please, and cry, thank you ; and so the gentlewoman that desired to be left alone with you, desires to be left alone with herself, she being taught a right understanding of you.
Strana 14 - Lieu. Come, gentlemen, we must lose no more time; I'll carry you to my poor house, where you shall lodge : for, know, I am married to a most illustrious person, that had a kindness for me. Care. Pr'ythee, how didst thou light upon this good fortune ? Lieu. Why, you see there are stars in England, tho
Strana 9 - Busie one in hers, and Mrs Mayoress of Reading a chopping boy, as it proved afterwards, in hers, as like the father as if it had been spit out of his mouth; and if he had come out of his mouth, he had come out of as honest a man's mouth as any in forty miles of the head of him: for, would you think it?
Strana 28 - I desire this honourable board to understand, that my wife being at Reading, and to come up in the stage-coach; it happened that one Mrs. Arbella, a rich heiress of one of the cavalier party, came up also in the same coach. Her father being newly dead, and her estate...
Strana 40 - He looks as if he had some gifts to pour fortli ; those are Mr Day's own white eyes, before he begins to say grace. Now for a speech rattling in his kecher, as if his words stumbled in their way. Teague. Well, now I will tell thee, i'faith.
Strana 21 - I (have a great mind to go back and) tell him so. He asked me why he could not send one that could speak English. Upon my soul, I was going to give him an Irish knock. The devil's in them all, they 30 will not talk with me.
Strana 72 - Why, hark you, now ; do but swear nie into a pretence ; do but betray me with an oath, that thou wert not begot on the body of Gillian, my father's kitchen-maid.
Strana 51 - OBADIAH'S, too, one that the state trusts. 1 BAIL: With all our hearts, sir. — But there are charges to be paid. ARB: Here, OBADIAH, take this purse and discharge them, and give the bailiffs twenty shillings to drink.
Strana 57 - We'll send him home in a sedan, and cause him to be delivered in that good-natured condition to the ill-natured rascal, his master." "COL. B: It will be excellent. How I pray for TEAGUE to be victorious!
Strana 11 - Day ; and she accordingly will be call'd, your honour, and your ladyship ; " with a tongue that wags as much faster than all " other women's, as in the several motions of a watch, " the hand of the minute moves faster than that of