Poems and PlaysMessrs. Price, Sleater, 1785 - 274 pages |
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Page 94
... Croak . A pleasant morning to Mr. Honeywood , and of them . How is this ! You look most shock- ingly to - day , my dear friend . I hope this weather does not affect your fpirits . To be fure , if this wea- ther continues - I fay nothing ...
... Croak . A pleasant morning to Mr. Honeywood , and of them . How is this ! You look most shock- ingly to - day , my dear friend . I hope this weather does not affect your fpirits . To be fure , if this wea- ther continues - I fay nothing ...
Page 95
... Croak . May be not . Indeed what fignifies whether they be perverted or no ? The women in my time were good for fomething . I have feen a lady dreft from top to toe in her own manufactures formerly . But now ~ a - days the devil a thing ...
... Croak . May be not . Indeed what fignifies whether they be perverted or no ? The women in my time were good for fomething . I have feen a lady dreft from top to toe in her own manufactures formerly . But now ~ a - days the devil a thing ...
Page 96
... Croak Ah , my dear friend , these were the very words Ah of poor Dick Doleful to me not a week before he made away with himself . Indeed , Mr. Honeywood , I never fee you but you put me in mind of poor - Dick . there was merit neglected ...
... Croak Ah , my dear friend , these were the very words Ah of poor Dick Doleful to me not a week before he made away with himself . Indeed , Mr. Honeywood , I never fee you but you put me in mind of poor - Dick . there was merit neglected ...
Page 97
... Croak . Life at the greatest and best is but a froward child , that must be humour'd and coax'd a little till it falls afleep , and then all the care is over . Honey . Very true , fir , nothing can exceed the vanity of our existence ...
... Croak . Life at the greatest and best is but a froward child , that must be humour'd and coax'd a little till it falls afleep , and then all the care is over . Honey . Very true , fir , nothing can exceed the vanity of our existence ...
Page 98
... Croak . We have juft come , my dear Honey- wood , from the auction . There was the old deaf dow- ager , as ufual , bidding like a fury , against herself . And then fo curious in antiques ! herself the most ge- nuine piece of antiquity ...
... Croak . We have juft come , my dear Honey- wood , from the auction . There was the old deaf dow- ager , as ufual , bidding like a fury , against herself . And then fo curious in antiques ! herself the most ge- nuine piece of antiquity ...
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