The Comedies of TerenceT. Becket and P.A. De Hondt, in the Strand; W. Johnston, in Ludgate-Street; W. Flexney, Grays-Inn Gate, Holborn; R. Davis, in Picadilly; T. Davies, in Russel-Street, Covent-Garden, 1765 - Comedy - 619 pages |
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... Chremes ' houfe ; but thither when I came , * Before the door all hufh . Pam . You're in the right . Davus . I watch'd awhile : This tickled me . Proceed . Mean time no foul went in , no foul came out ; + No Matron ; in the house no ...
... Chremes ' houfe ; but thither when I came , * Before the door all hufh . Pam . You're in the right . Davus . I watch'd awhile : This tickled me . Proceed . Mean time no foul went in , no foul came out ; + No Matron ; in the house no ...
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... Chremes Will not confent to give Philumena To Pamphilus . Davus . Ridiculous ! As if , Because the daughter is denied to him , She must of course wed you . Look to it well ; Court the old Gentleman thro ' friends , apply , Or elfe Char ...
... Chremes Will not confent to give Philumena To Pamphilus . Davus . Ridiculous ! As if , Because the daughter is denied to him , She must of course wed you . Look to it well ; Court the old Gentleman thro ' friends , apply , Or elfe Char ...
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... Chremes , and to beg his daughter In marriage with my Son : If I fucceed , What can I rather wifh , than to behold ... Chremes comes . SCENE Enter CHREMES * . Simo . Chremes , Good day ! Chremes . The very man I look'd for . Simo . And I ...
... Chremes , and to beg his daughter In marriage with my Son : If I fucceed , What can I rather wifh , than to behold ... Chremes comes . SCENE Enter CHREMES * . Simo . Chremes , Good day ! Chremes . The very man I look'd for . Simo . And I ...
Page 57
... Chremes . I hear : what would you ? speak . Simo . Now by the Gods ; Now by our friendship , Chremes , which , begun In infancy , has ftill encreas'd with age ; Now by your only daughter , and my fon , Whose preservation wholly refts on ...
... Chremes . I hear : what would you ? speak . Simo . Now by the Gods ; Now by our friendship , Chremes , which , begun In infancy , has ftill encreas'd with age ; Now by your only daughter , and my fon , Whose preservation wholly refts on ...
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Terence George Colman. Chremes . I hear . [ ironically . Simo . A breach fo wide as gives me hopes To fep'rate them for ever . Chremes . Idle tales ! Simo . Indeed ' tis thus . Chremes . Ay marry , thus it is . Quarrels of lovers but ...
Terence George Colman. Chremes . I hear . [ ironically . Simo . A breach fo wide as gives me hopes To fep'rate them for ever . Chremes . Idle tales ! Simo . Indeed ' tis thus . Chremes . Ay marry , thus it is . Quarrels of lovers but ...
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Æfch afide againſt Andrian anſwer antient Antipho Bacchis becauſe beſt brother buſineſs cauſe Chærea Char character Chre Chremes Clin Clinia Clit Clitipho Comedy comick critick Crito d'ye Davus Demea DONATUS Dorio Efch Eunuch Exit fable fafe faid fame father fcene feems fhall fhould fince firft firſt flave fome foon fpeech ftill fuch fuppofe fure Geta girl Gnat heav'n Hegio himſelf houſe itſelf juſt Lach laft laſt Madam Dacier mafter meaſure Menander Mene Menedemus Micio miſtreſs moft moſt muſt Myfis myſelf obferves occafion paffage Pamphilus Parmeno Phad Phædria Phid Phidippus Phor Phormio Plautus play pleaſe pleaſure Poet prefent prithee purpoſe Pyth reaſon ſay ſcene ſee ſeems ſhall ſhe Simo Softra Softrata ſpeak Syrus tell Terence Thais thefe theſe thing thofe thoſe Thra Thrafo tranflation underſtand uſed wife wiſh word wou'd yourſelf