 And yet we often see features without a mind ; and the owner of them sits in the room with you, like a mere vegetable, for an hour together, till at last she is incited to the violent exertion of, ' Yes, Sir '  Jones's British Theatre - Page 81by William Jones - 1795Full view - About this book
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...give animation to every charm* Mrs. BELLMOUR. Upon my word, you have faid it finely ! — But yotf are in the right, my LOrd. Your penfive, melancholy...fhe is incited to the violent exertion of, " Yes, Sir" " I fancy not, Ma'am," and then a matter of fact converfation ! " Mifs Beverley is going to tc... | |
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...insipid thing in nature. And yet we often see features without a mind ; and the owner of them sits in the room with you, like a mere vegetable, for an hour together, till, at last, she is incited to the violent exertion of, * Yes, sir* — - c I fancy not, ma'am,' and then... | |
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...insipid thing in nature. And yet we often see features without a mind ; and the owner of them sits in the room with you, like a mere vegetable, for an hour together, till, at last, she is incited to Jthe violent exertion of, ' Yes, sir' • ' I fancy not, ma'am,' and then a... | |
 | 1804 - 552 pages
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...insipid thing in nature. And yet we often see features without a mind ; and the owner of them sits in the room with you, like a mere vegetable, for an hour together, till, at last, she is incited to the violent exertion of, Yes, sir — I fancy not, ma'am, and then в matter-of-fact... | |
 | British drama - 1824 - 814 pages
...insipid thing in nature. And yet we often see features without a mind ; and the owner of them sits in the room with you, like a mere vegetable, for an hour together, till, at last, she is incited to the violent exertion of, ' Yes, Sir,'—' I fancy not, Ma'am ;' and then a... | |
 | 1854 - 834 pages
...insipid thing in nature. And yet we often see features without a mind ; and the owner of them sits in the room with you, like a mere vegetable, for an hour together, till, »t last, she is incited to the violent exerti'in of. ' Yes, Sir,'—' I fancy not, Ma'am ;' and then... | |
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