The Works of John Dryden: Dramatic worksPaterson, 1882 |
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Page 32
... BURR , } hangers - on of Sir TIMOROUS . BIBBER , a tailor . SETSTONE , a jeweller . Lady CONSTANCE , Lord NONSUCH's daughter . Madam ISABELLE , her cousin . Mrs. BIBBER , the tailor's wife . Serjeants , Boy to LOVEBY , Servants , a Bawd ...
... BURR , } hangers - on of Sir TIMOROUS . BIBBER , a tailor . SETSTONE , a jeweller . Lady CONSTANCE , Lord NONSUCH's daughter . Madam ISABELLE , her cousin . Mrs. BIBBER , the tailor's wife . Serjeants , Boy to LOVEBY , Servants , a Bawd ...
Page 33
... BURR , who is putting on his buff - coat . Fail . What ! not ready yet , man ? Burr . You do not consider my voyage from Holland last night . Fail . Pish , a mere ferry ; get up , get up : My cousin's maids will come and blanket thee ...
... BURR , who is putting on his buff - coat . Fail . What ! not ready yet , man ? Burr . You do not consider my voyage from Holland last night . Fail . Pish , a mere ferry ; get up , get up : My cousin's maids will come and blanket thee ...
Page 34
... Burr . Ay ; but where's the money for this , dear heart ? [ Aside . Fail . Well , but what think you of being put into a suit of clothes without money ? Burr . You speak of miracles . Fail . Do you not know Will Bibber's humour ? Burr ...
... Burr . Ay ; but where's the money for this , dear heart ? [ Aside . Fail . Well , but what think you of being put into a suit of clothes without money ? Burr . You speak of miracles . Fail . Do you not know Will Bibber's humour ? Burr ...
Page 35
... Burr . Wit from a Low - Country soldier ! One , that has conversed with none but dull Dutchmen these ten years ! What an unreasonable rogue art thou ? why , I tell thee , ' tis as difficult to me , as to pay him ready money . Fail ...
... Burr . Wit from a Low - Country soldier ! One , that has conversed with none but dull Dutchmen these ten years ! What an unreasonable rogue art thou ? why , I tell thee , ' tis as difficult to me , as to pay him ready money . Fail ...
Page 36
... Burr . I grant your suit , sir . Fail . Burr , make haste and dress you ; Sir Timorous dines here to - day : you know him ? Burr . Ay , ay , a good honest young fellow ; but no conjuror ; he and I are very kind . Fail . Egad , we two ...
... Burr . I grant your suit , sir . Fail . Burr , make haste and dress you ; Sir Timorous dines here to - day : you know him ? Burr . Ay , ay , a good honest young fellow ; but no conjuror ; he and I are very kind . Fail . Egad , we two ...
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Acacis Alib ALIBECH ALMERIA Amid AMIDEO Asteria beauty betwixt Bibber blank verse blood brother Burr Cand Candiope Celadon Const Constance Cort cousin CYDARIA dare death devil dost Dryden Duke of Lerma Enter Exeunt Exit eyes Fail Failer fair fate fear fight Florimel fortune Fran give gods Gons GONSALVO GUYOMAR haste heart heaven HIPPOLITO honour hope Inca Indian Indian Queen ISABELLE Ismeron JOHN DRYDEN Julia kind king lady live look lord Loveby Lysimantes madam MANUEL marry mistress Mont MONTEZUMA ne'er never Odmar OLINDA Orazia ORBELLAN passion Phil Philocles pity play poet prince Queen revenge rhyme Rodorick SCENE servant Setstone Sir Timorous sister soul Spaniards speak stay sure sword tell thee there's thing thou Trax Traxalla Trice Twas Vasq verse virtue vow to gad words Zemp