 | John Bell - English drama - 1792 - 272 pages
...been so crippled in your age, my lord. Lord Og. Very pleasant, lie, he, he. [Half laughing. Sterl. Here's mounseer now, I suppose, is pretty near your...eat, and little to spend in his own country, he'll i wear three of your lordship out — eating and drinking kills us all. LordOg. Very pleasant, I protest... | |
 | Charles Shadwell - English drama (Comedy) - 1797 - 446 pages
...lord, had not yoi you had not bee Lord Og. Very Sterl. Here's lord. Sterling I my lo speed i our a he. wear three of your lordship out— eating and drinking kills us all. Lord Og. Very pleasant, I protest— What a vulgar dog! ^"deCan. My lor so old as me I — He is chieken... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 454 pages
...crippled in your age, my lord. Lord Og. Very pleasant, he, he, he. [Half laughing. Sttrl. Here's mounscer now, I suppose, is pretty near your lordship's standing; but having little to cut, and little to spend in his own country, he'll w<=-ar three of your lordship out— eating and... | |
 | David Garrick - English drama - 1798 - 266 pages
...Heine's monsiearnoiv, I suppose, is very near your lordship's standing; but having little to eat,anrl little to spend, in his own country, he'll wear three...lordship out — eating and drinking kills us all. L Ogle. Very pleasant, I protest— what a vulgar dog ! [Aside. Cant. Mv lor so old as me ! — He... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 552 pages
...Here's mounseer now, I suppose, Ts pretty near your lordship's standing ; but, having little to cat, and little to spend in his own country, he'll wear...pleasant, I protest ! — What a vulgar dog ! [Aside. Can. My lor so old as me ! — He is chicken to me — and look like a boy to pauvrc me. Ster. Ha,... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 556 pages
...Here's mounseer now, I suppose, fs pretty near your lordship's standing; but, having little to cat, and little to spend in his own country, he'll wear...pleasant, I protest !— What a vulgar dog ! [Aside. Can. My lor so old as me ! — He is chicken to me — and look like a boy to pauvre me. Ster. Ha,... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 556 pages
...Lord Ogle. Very pleasant, he, he, he ! [Forcing a laugh. Sier. Here's mounscer riow, I suppose, Гз pretty near your lordship's standing ; but, having...lordship out— eating and drinking kills us all. Lord Og/e. Very pleasant, I protest ! — What a vulgar dog ! [Aside. Can. Mv lor so old as me ! — He... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 404 pages
...not been so crippled in your age, my lord. Lord Og. Very pleasant, he, he, he ! [Half laughing. cat, and little to spend in his own country, he'll wear...lordship out — eating and drinking kills us all. Lord Og. Very pleasant, I protest — What a vulgar dog! [A.nde. Can. My lor so old as me ! — He is chicken... | |
 | English drama - 1810 - 536 pages
...not been so crippled in your age, my lord. Lord 0. Very pleasant, he, he, he ! [Half laughing, Sterl. Here's mounseer now, I suppose, is pretty near your...lordship out— eating and drinking kills us all. Lord 0. Very pleasant, I protest — What a vulgar dog ! [Aside. Can. My lor so old as me ! — He is chicken... | |
 | English comedy - 1810 - 282 pages
...not been so crippled in your age, my lord. Lord O. Very pleasant, he, he, he ! [Half laughing. Sterl. Here's mounseer now, I suppose, is pretty near your...lordship out — eating and drinking kills us all. Lord O. Very pleasant, I protest — What a vulgar dog ! [Aside. Can My lor so old as me! — He is chicken... | |
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Here's Mounseer now, I suppose, is pretty near your lordship's standing; but having little to eat, and little to spend, in his own country, he'll wear three of your lordship out — eating and drinking kills us all. Lord Ogle. Very pleasant, I protest.... 
