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What people are saying - Write a reviewWe haven't found any reviews in the usual places. Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesAntenor Anti Antimora asraid Bast begar Bell Bellm Belvil besore Braz Brother Business Camilla Cardono Charles Colonel consess Const Constantia cou'd Cuckold dear Death Devil Don Lop Donna Door Dowdy Egad Equi Exeunt Exit fafe Faith fame Father Fellow Friend Gentleman give hate hear Heart Heaven Honour hope House Husband Ifab Isab Jeal King Lady Lear Learchus Leon Leonora Lise Lodgings look Lord Lorenzo Love Luanda Lucinda Madam Marg Marp Marpl Marplot marry Mart Master methinks Miran Mistress ne'er never on't Patch Peep pray prithee Ravelin Rich Rogue SCENE Selfwill Servant shou'd Sir Cha Sir Fran Sir Geo Sir George Sir Jea Sir Jealous Sir Tho Sir Toby Sirrah Soul speak sure tell thee there's theresore thou art thou hast thought what's Wise Woman wou'd Zounds Popular passagesPage 90 - Undone for ever ! if he sees you, I shall never see you more. Patch. I have thought on it: run you to your chamber, madam; and, sir, come you along with me ; I'm certain you may easily get down from the balcony. [Exeunt, SCENE III. The Street. Enter SIR JEALOUS, with MARPLOT behind him. Page 98 - Eftate with Twins every Year, let who will get 'em. Sir Geo. What is the Woman really poffeft? Page 123 - Why, sir, only an honest young fellow of my acquaintance — I thought that here might be a ball, and that he might have been here in a masquerade. Page 124 - Let's see what you'll give him now to maintain my daughter on. Sir Fran. Give him ! he shall never be the better for a penny of mine — and you might have look'd after your daughter better, sir Jealous, Trick'd quotha! Egad I think you design'd to trick me : but look ye, gentlemen, I helieve I shall trick you both. Page 66 - Pr'ythee, introduce me to Sir George — he is a man of wit, and I'd give ten guineas to Cha. Page 103 - ... allow ; yet, not content with that, you make my confinement more intolerable, by your mistrusts and jealousies. Would I were dead, so I were free from this. Sir Jeal. Page 70 - My lady is mighty good humoured too, and I have found a way to make Sir Jealous believe I am wholly in his interest, when my real design is to serve her: he makes me her gaoler, and I set her at liberty. Page 77 - Nay, to be robb'd or have, one's throat cut is not much Sir Fran. What's that, sirrah ? would you rob me or cut my throat, ye rogue ? Cha. Page 110 - I have a, a, a, a, a, monkey shut up there ; and if you open it before the man comes that is -to tame it, 'tis so wild 'twill break all my china... Page 66 - I had a strong inclination to go ten guineas with a sort of a, sort of a — kind of a milksop, as I thought. A pox of the dice ! he flung out, and my pockets being empty, as Charles knows they... Bibliographic information
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