 Aim thr paper.] Now I must desire you to make what haste you can down to Coventry, and take care of every thing, and I'll send down the undertaker for the body; do you attend it up, and whatever charge you are at, I'll repay you.  A Bold Stroke for a Wife: A Comedy - Page 38de Susanna Centlivre - 1829 - 58 pagesAffichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
 | Susanna Centlivre - 1749 - 80 pages
...Per. There is your Leafc, Mr. Pillage, [Gives him the Paper.] Now 1 muft defire you to make what Hafte you can down to Coventry, and take Care of every Thing, and I'll fend down the Undertaker for the Body; do you attend it up, and whatever Charge you are at, I will... | |
 | Susanna Centlivre - 1760 - 434 pages
...Per. There is your Leafe, Mr. Pillage, (Gives him the Paper.) Now I muft defire you to make what Hafte you can down to Coventry, and take Care of every Thing, and I'll fend down the Undertaker for the Body ; do you attend it up, and whatever Charge you are at, I will... | |
 | 1776 - 470 pages
...defire you to make what hafte you can down to Coventry, and take care of every thmg, and I'll fend down the undertaker for the body ; do you attend it...and whatever charge you are at, I'll repay you. Col. You have paid me already, I thank you, Sir. [Afide, Per. Will you dine with me ? Col. I would rather... | |
 | 1782 - 402 pages
...Per. There is your leafe, Mr. Pillage [Gives hirt the paper.] Now I muft defire you to make what huile you can down to Coventry, and take care of every thing, and I'll fend down the undertaker for the body ; do you attend it up, and whatever charge you are at, I'll repay... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 440 pages
...There is your leafe, Mr. Pillage [Gives him the paper. .] Now I muft defire you to make what hafte you can down to Coventry, and take care of . every thing, and I'll fend down the undertaker _ for the body ; do you attend .it up, and whatever charge you are at, .I'll... | |
 | John Bell - 1792 - 332 pages
...lie think what he signs. [ Aside. Per. There is your lease, Mr. Pillage. [Gives Aim thepaper.~\ Now I must desire you to make what haste you can down...you attend it up, and whatever charge you are at, Til repay you. Col. You have paid me already, I thank you, sir. [Mete. Per. Will you dine with me ?... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 464 pages
...he think what he signs. [Aside. Per. There is your lease, Mr. Pillage. [Gives him the paper."] Now I must desire you to make what haste you can down to _Coventry, and take care of every thing, and I'll send down the undertaker for the body ; do you attend... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...does he think what he sigus. [Aside. Per. There is your lease, Mr Pillage. [Gives tia t/ie paper.] Now I must desire you to make what haste you can down...and whatever charge you are at, I'll repay you. CoL You have paid me already ; I thank you, lir. [Aside. Ptr. Will you dine with me ? Cot I would rather... | |
 | 1804 - 552 pages
...does he think what he signs. [Aside. Per. There is your lease, Mr Pillage. [Gives Um the paper.] Now I must desire you to make what haste you can down...up, and whatever charge you are at, I'll repay you. Cot You have paid me already ; I thank you, sir. [Aside. Per. Will you dine with me ? Cot. I would... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...does he think what he signs. [Aside. Per. There is your lease, Mr Pillage. [Gives him the paper.] Now I must desire you to make what haste you can down...up, and whatever charge you are at, I'll repay you. Coi. You have paid me already ; I thank you, air. [Aside. Per. Will you dine with me ? Col. I would... | |
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