British Theatre, المجلد 8J. Bell, 1791 |
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الصفحة 12
... BETTY MODISH Lady EASY Lady GRAVEAIRS Mrs. EDGING , woman to Lady Easy COVENT GARDEN . - Miss Farren . · Mrs. Powell . Mrs. Ward . - Mrs. Pope . Men . Lord MORELOVE Lord FOPPINGTON Sir CHARLES EASY Servant Lady BETTY MODISH Lady EASY ...
... BETTY MODISH Lady EASY Lady GRAVEAIRS Mrs. EDGING , woman to Lady Easy COVENT GARDEN . - Miss Farren . · Mrs. Powell . Mrs. Ward . - Mrs. Pope . Men . Lord MORELOVE Lord FOPPINGTON Sir CHARLES EASY Servant Lady BETTY MODISH Lady EASY ...
الصفحة 24
... Betty Modish has drawn him hither . Sir Cha . Aye , poor soul , for all his bravery , I am afraid so . L. Easy . Well , my dear , I ha'nt time to ask my lord how he does now ; you'll excuse me to him , but I hope you'll make him dine ...
... Betty Modish has drawn him hither . Sir Cha . Aye , poor soul , for all his bravery , I am afraid so . L. Easy . Well , my dear , I ha'nt time to ask my lord how he does now ; you'll excuse me to him , but I hope you'll make him dine ...
الصفحة 25
... Betty again . Sir Cha . Yes , faith do I : and , to make you easy , my lord , I cannot see why a man that can ride fifty miles after a poor stag , should be ashamed of run- ning twenty in chase of a fine woman , that , in all ...
... Betty again . Sir Cha . Yes , faith do I : and , to make you easy , my lord , I cannot see why a man that can ride fifty miles after a poor stag , should be ashamed of run- ning twenty in chase of a fine woman , that , in all ...
الصفحة 29
... Betty . L. Mor . What use can we make of him ? Sir Cha . We'll see when he comes ; at least there is no danger in him ; but I suppose you know he is your rival . L. Mor . Pshaw ! a coxcomb . Sir Cha . Nay , don't despise him neither ...
... Betty . L. Mor . What use can we make of him ? Sir Cha . We'll see when he comes ; at least there is no danger in him ; but I suppose you know he is your rival . L. Mor . Pshaw ! a coxcomb . Sir Cha . Nay , don't despise him neither ...
الصفحة 30
... Betty Modish's . L. Mor . To be laughed at . Sir Cha . Don't be too confident of that ; the wo- men now begin to laugh with him , not at him : for he really sometimes rallies his own humour with so much ease and pleasantry , that a ...
... Betty Modish's . L. Mor . To be laughed at . Sir Cha . Don't be too confident of that ; the wo- men now begin to laugh with him , not at him : for he really sometimes rallies his own humour with so much ease and pleasantry , that a ...
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