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... telling tale , To hear the waiter's gay bells ringing , Ding dong ! Jos . Main good entertainment here ; master plough- tail , and main nice house too ; I wish it may answer . B Plough . Neighbour Joskin , ( drinks ) our's be ROCHESTER; ...
... telling tale , To hear the waiter's gay bells ringing , Ding dong ! Jos . Main good entertainment here ; master plough- tail , and main nice house too ; I wish it may answer . B Plough . Neighbour Joskin , ( drinks ) our's be ROCHESTER; ...
Pagina 9
... can these women be ; I seem to have some distant recollection of them ; yet for the life of me I can't tell where - no matter , it is high time I C should begin to think of visiting my charming heiress ; CHARLES IInd's MERRY DAYS . 9.
... can these women be ; I seem to have some distant recollection of them ; yet for the life of me I can't tell where - no matter , it is high time I C should begin to think of visiting my charming heiress ; CHARLES IInd's MERRY DAYS . 9.
Pagina 11
... tell , A kind and constant thing . Then if you'd chime in , sir , with Bell ; At church give her a ring ! When first love single rov'd the earth , He frighten'd beauty's doves , But join'd with marriage - soon had birth , A train of ...
... tell , A kind and constant thing . Then if you'd chime in , sir , with Bell ; At church give her a ring ! When first love single rov'd the earth , He frighten'd beauty's doves , But join'd with marriage - soon had birth , A train of ...
Pagina 19
... Tell him on what account he may sit up with Squeak ; and further say , he shall to - morrow morning give the rats their breakfast . Thin . I will . [ Exit Thin . Starve . Go round to the door , friend . This is good . I have another ...
... Tell him on what account he may sit up with Squeak ; and further say , he shall to - morrow morning give the rats their breakfast . Thin . I will . [ Exit Thin . Starve . Go round to the door , friend . This is good . I have another ...
Pagina 31
William Thomas Thomas. Enter Muddle and Constables with Buckingham . Buck . I tell you there's some mistake here rascals- it cannot be . Mud . Tilly vally - here's no mistake - its as plain as my nose , and without any further elocution ...
William Thomas Thomas. Enter Muddle and Constables with Buckingham . Buck . I tell you there's some mistake here rascals- it cannot be . Mud . Tilly vally - here's no mistake - its as plain as my nose , and without any further elocution ...
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Amen Squeak an't beadle Buck chambermaid comes Constables Coun Count Countess and Lady dance dare say dear Lady Gay deuce devil disguised door dresses Duke of Milan Dunst Easy Enter Balaam Enter Buckingham Enter Dunstable Enter Muddle Enter Rebecca Enter Rochester Enter Silvia Exeunt Countess Exit Buckingham Exit Rochester Exit Thin five shillings gentleman give Gruff Barney hear heart Iron Chest Jeremiah Thin Joskin king has pardoned kissing Lady G landlord lord maid Master Starvemouse Mayor miser Mouldy Hall never Newport night old witch old woman Omnes ould clothes parish Ploughtail Pocock portmanteau pretty promised to marry rascal rat catcher rat-catcher rats Roch Rochester and Buckingham rogue SCENE scoundrel servant Seven Dials shillings Silv sirrah Starve Starvemouse and Thin sure tell thee there's thing thou Verily village waiter wish Zounds
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Pagina 11 - But join'd with marriage — soon had birth, A train of little loves. Love wild and free, is false as well, Tis marriage truth must bring, Then if you'd chime in sir, with Bell, At church give her a rinc ! [Exit Bell. Easy. So, I'm to keep my ladies' secrets, and learn the secrets of all the family here.
Pagina 16 - And will he not come again? And will he not come again? No, no, he is dead; Go to thy death-bed, He never will come again. His beard was as white as snow All flaxen was his poll, He is gone, he is gone, And we cast away moan: God ha
Pagina 52 - Buckingham, bored and seeking for intrigue, in a country inn. Two gay (but of course virtuous) ladies of quality come down and cheat them finely. How unhistorical the atmosphere is may be gauged from one remark of Rochester's in the third act: All powerful nature, how potent is thy sway? Silvia, you have conquered me. — The honour of woman should always be kept sacred, when entrusted to the honour of man. That this admixture of sentimentality and risque-ness was pleasing to the age is proved by...
Pagina 42 - To ecstasy the bosom ; Yet sweeter far yon summer sky, Whose blushing tint discloses, Give me the lustre-beaming eye, The sun that lights the roses. The voice of love is soft and clear, Exciting fond emotion ; How sweet it sounds upon the ear, Like music on the ocean ; Yet dearer far to lover's sight, The eye that truth discloses, Surpassing -with its splendour bright The sun that lighu the roses.
Pagina 34 - A rake, my dear, is a thing that tumbles and tosses other things about. Count. Ah ! what they pull the hay about with in the fields — I can handle a rake very well.
Pagina 2 - We will speak of that another time ; for the present, your presence here amply repays me all — and while you meet pleasant company, a good bill of fare and rational entertainment — let me presume to hope, my humble house may again and again be gladdened by your coming.
Pagina 11 - Till Heaven gave sweet marriage birth, That clipp'd his wings might be : With marriage join'd, love proved they tell, A kind and constant thing. Then if you'd chime in, sir, with Bell; At church give her a ring ! When first love single rov"d the earth, He frighten'd beauty's doves, But join'd with marriage — soon had birth, A train of little loves.