 | Richard Cumberland - 1772 - 428 pages
...Will you fubmit to be governed bf me then ? L. Irink. I'll be all Obedience Your Ladyfhip's Slave, 'pon Honour. L. Free. Why then, as this is rather...Lordfhip, and may make fome Noife, I think It abfolutely neceflary, merely to fave Appearances, that you fhou'd wait on her Father, palliate Matters as well... | |
 | John Bell - 1792 - 322 pages
...and may make some noise, I think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that you should wait on her father, palliate matters as well as you can, and make a formal repetition of your proposal of marriage. L. Trink. Your ladyship is perfectly in the right. .You are quite au fait of... | |
 | William Jones - 1795 - 540 pages
...Will you fubmit to be governed by me then ? L. Trink. I '11 be all obedience your ladyftup's flave, 'pon honour. L. Free. Why then, as this is rather an ugly affair in regard to me, as well as your lord/hip, and may make fome noife, I think it abfolutely neceffary, merely to fave appearances, that... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 466 pages
...Will you submit to be governed by me then ? L. Trinh. I'll be all obedience your ladyship's slave, 'pon honour. L. Free. Why then, as this is rather an ugly affair in regard to me, as well as your lordship, and may make some noise, I think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that... | |
 | 1804 - 552 pages
...governed by me, then ? Lord Trink. I'll be all obedience your ladyship's slave, 'pon honour. ln-in Free. Why, then, as this is rather an ugly affair in regard to me, as well as your lordship, and may make some noise, I think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...be governed by me, then ? Lord Trink. I'll be all obedience your ladyship's slave, 'pon honour. Lady Free. Why, then, as this is rather an ugly affair in regard to me, as well as your lordship, and may make some noise, I think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...by me, then ? Lord Trink. I'll be all obedience your ladyship's slave, 'pon honour. /.•'./'. Tree. Why, then, as this is rather an ugly affair in regard to me, as well as your lordship, and may make some noise, I think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 404 pages
...and may make some noise, 1 think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that you should wait on her father, palliate matters as well as you can, and make a formal repetition of your proposal of marriage. LordT. Your ladyship is perfectly in the right. — You are quite an fait of... | |
 | 1810 - 542 pages
...and may make some noise, I think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that you should wait on her father, palliate matters as well as you can, and make a formal repetition of your proposal of marriage. Lord T. Your ladyship is perfectly in the right. — You are quite an fait of... | |
 | English comedy - 1810 - 282 pages
...be governed by me, then? Lord T. I'll be all obedience your ladyship's slave, 'pon honour. Lady F. Why then, as this is rather an ugly affair in regard to me, as well as your lordship, and may make some noise, I think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that... | |
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... think it absolutely necessary, merely to save appearances, that you should wait on her father, palliate matters as well as you can, and make a formal repetition of your proposal of marriage. LORD T: Your ladyship is perfectly in the right. 
