 | Colley Cibber - 1777 - 408 pages
...all at an end < — for, look you, I find your daughter's engag'd ; and, to tell you the truth, fo am I faith ! If my brother has a mind to marry her, let him ; for I fhall not, fplit me — And now, gentlemen and ladies, if you will do me tke honour to grace mine and... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 440 pages
...bufinefs is all at an end—- for, look you, I find your daughter's engaged ; and, to tell you truth, fo am I, faith ! If my brother has a mind to marry her, let him ; for I (hall not, fplit me ! • And now, gentlemen and ladies, if you will do me the .honour to Brace mine... | |
 | 1788 - 426 pages
...all at an end —for, look you — I find your daughter's engaged ; and, to tell you the truth, fo am I faith ! If my brother has a mind to marry her, let him ; for 1 fliall not, fplit me—- And now, gentlemen and ladies, if you will do me the honour to grace mine... | |
 | 1804 - 540 pages
...This business is all at an end — for, look yon, I find your daughter's engaged ; and, to tell TOD the truth, so am I, faith. If my brother has a mind...lady Elvira's wedding, such homely entertainment, as mv poor house affords, you shall be all heartily welcome to. D.'Lew. Thy house ! ha, ha! Well said,... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 pages
...eliould ha' been — This business is all at an end — for, look you, I find your daughter's engaged ; and, to tell you the truth, so am I, faith. If my brother has a mind Co marry her, let him ; for 1 shall not, split me And now, gentlemen and ladies, if you will do me... | |
 | Sir John Vanbrugh - 1808 - 484 pages
...should ha' been — This business is all at an end for, look you, I find your daughter's engaged ; and, to tell you the truth, so am I, 'faith. If my...her, let 'him; for I shall not, split me! And now, gentlemenand ladies, if you will do me the honour to grace mine and the Lady Elvira's wedding, such... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 470 pages
...that should ha' been — This business is all at an end for, look you, I find your daughter's engaged; and, to tell you the. truth, so am I, 'faith. If my brother has a mind to marry her, let him; tor I shall not, split me! And now, gentlemen and ladies, if you will do me the honour to grace mine... | |
 | Colley Cibber - 1837 - 74 pages
...should ha' been—This business is all at an end —for, look you, I find your daughter's engaged ; and, to tell you the truth, so am I, 'faith. If my...house affords, you shall be all heartily welcome to. Don L. Thy house ! ha ! ha ! Well said, puppy. Clo. Ha! old Testy! Cha. What dost thou mean, man ?... | |
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I shall not, split me! And now, gentlemen and ladies, if you will do me the honour to grace mine and the Lady Elvira's wedding, such homely entertainment as my poor house affords, you shall be all heartily welcome to. 