Miscellaneous Works in Verse and Prose, Volume 1J. and R. Tonson, 1746 - 328 pages |
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Page 181
... IGA L. ABIGA L. Here are your drunken fots for you ! Is this a time to be guzzling , when gentry are come to the house ! why don't you lay your cloth ? How come you out of the ftables ? Why are not you at work in your garden ? GAR ...
... IGA L. ABIGA L. Here are your drunken fots for you ! Is this a time to be guzzling , when gentry are come to the house ! why don't you lay your cloth ? How come you out of the ftables ? Why are not you at work in your garden ? GAR ...
Page 182
... ABIGA L. Ay , ' tis fuch cowards as you that go about with idle ftories to difgrace the house , and bring fo many Stran- gers about it ; you first frighten yourselves , and then your neighbours . GARDINER . Frighten'd ! I fcorn your ...
... ABIGA L. Ay , ' tis fuch cowards as you that go about with idle ftories to difgrace the house , and bring fo many Stran- gers about it ; you first frighten yourselves , and then your neighbours . GARDINER . Frighten'd ! I fcorn your ...
Page 183
... ABIGA L. Well , these drunken rogues take it as I could wish . GARDINER . [ Afide . I fcorn to be frightned , now I am in for't ; if old Dub- a - dub fhould come into the room , I wou'd take him - BUTLER . Pr'ythee hold thy tongue ...
... ABIGA L. Well , these drunken rogues take it as I could wish . GARDINER . [ Afide . I fcorn to be frightned , now I am in for't ; if old Dub- a - dub fhould come into the room , I wou'd take him - BUTLER . Pr'ythee hold thy tongue ...
Page 184
... ABIGA L. Well , O ' my confcience , you are the merriest ghost ! and the very Picture of Sir George Truman . FANTOM E. There you flatter me , Mrs. Abigal : Sir George had that freshness in his looks , that we Men of the town cannot come ...
... ABIGA L. Well , O ' my confcience , you are the merriest ghost ! and the very Picture of Sir George Truman . FANTOM E. There you flatter me , Mrs. Abigal : Sir George had that freshness in his looks , that we Men of the town cannot come ...
Page 185
... ABIGA L. Why , truly now Mr. Fantome , I fhou'd think myself a very bad Woman , if I had done what I do , for a farthing lefs . FANTO M E. Dear Abigal , how I admire thy virtue ! ABIGA L. No , no , Mr. Fantome , I defy the worst of my ...
... ABIGA L. Why , truly now Mr. Fantome , I fhou'd think myself a very bad Woman , if I had done what I do , for a farthing lefs . FANTO M E. Dear Abigal , how I admire thy virtue ! ABIGA L. No , no , Mr. Fantome , I defy the worst of my ...
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