 | Francis Beaumont - 1750 - 560 pages
...I'll leave ne'er a Piece of him bigger than a Nut, And bring him all in my Hat to you. Are. Nay, good Sir ; If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will ftudy for a Punifhment, Great as his Fault. Pha. I will. Are. But fwear. Pha. By all my Love, I will:... | |
 | George Colman - 1777 - 340 pages
...fly about his ears. Pha. How will you have me kill him? Are. Not at all, 'Tis fome diftracted fellow. If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will ftudy for a punifhment, Great as his fault Pha. I will. Are. Art. But fwear. Pba. By all my love, I... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1778 - 364 pages
...about his ears. Pbn. How will you have me kill him r Are. Not at all, 'Tis fome diffracted fellow. If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will ftudy fora punifhment, Great as his fault. Pbn. I will. Are. But fwear. Pbn. By all my love, I will... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 454 pages
...fly about his ear. Pha. How will.you have me kill him ? Are. Not at all, 'Tis some distrafted fellow. If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will study for a punishment, Great as his fault. Pha. I will. j4rt. But swear. Pha. By all my love, I will : Woodmen, conduft the... | |
 | John Monck Mason - English drama - 1798 - 494 pages
...Memnon says — Why all the carriage shall come behind; the stuff, rich hangings, &c. Page 155. WOODMAN I never loved his Beyond-sea-ship, since he forsook...unworthy, press you. I should wish I rather were a corse, strew'd o'er with you, Than quick above you; Page 169. PHILASTER.... •. Then shall I die for grief,... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 510 pages
...hand, I'll leave ne'er a piece of him bigger than a nut, And bring him all in my hat. Are. Nay, good sir. If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will study for a punishment, (.¡reat as his fault. Phn. I will. Are. But swear. Phn. By all my love, I will. Woodmen, conduct the... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 pages
...hand, I'll leave ne'er a piece of him bigger than a nut, And bring him all in my hat Are. Nay, good sir, If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will study for a punishment, Great as his fault. Pha. I will. Are. But swear. Phn. By all my love, I will. Woodmen, conduct the... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 954 pages
...hand, П1 leave ne'er a piece of him bigger than a nut, And bring him all in my hat. Are, Nay, good sir, If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will study for a punishment, Great as his fault. Pha. I will. Are. But swear. Pha. By all my love, I will. Woodmen, conduct the... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 516 pages
...leave ne'er a piece of him bigger than a nut, And bring him all in my hat. Arc. Nay, good sir, If yon do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will study for a punishment, Ci reat as his fault. Pl,n. I will. Are. But swear. Phn. By all my love, I will. Woodmen, conmiet the... | |
 | Ben Jonson, John Fletcher, Francis Beaumont - English drama - 1811 - 712 pages
...hand, [nut, I'll leave ne'er a piece of him bigger than a And bring him all in my hat. Are. Nay, good Sir, If you do take him, bring him quick to me, And I will study for a punishment, Great as his fault. Pha. I will. Are . But swear. Pha. By all my love, I will. Woodmen, conduct the... | |
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I'll leave ne'er a piece of him bigger than a nut, and bring him all to you in my hat. ARE. Nay, good sir, If you do take him, bring him quick' to me, And I will study for a punishment Great as his fault. 
