 | George Colman - 1777 - 318 pages
...is a little abated — for fhc's very paffionnte •^-you may try what can be done. But you muft hot ufe my name any more, Sir John. Sir "John. Suppofe...than any other perfon in the family. She has a great refpedt for lord Ogleby ; She loves a lord. Sir John. I'll apply to him this very day. And, if he fhould... | |
 | John Bell - 1792 - 272 pages
...— you may try what can be done : but you must not use my i^me any more, Sir John. Sir John. Suppose I was to prevail on Lord Ogleby to apply to her, do...over her? Sterl. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it than any other person in the family. She has a great respeft tor Lord Ogleby. She... | |
 | William Jones - 1795 - 516 pages
...grant her confent? Sterl. I am afraid not.—However, when her pat fion is a little abated—for fhe's very paffionate— you may try what can be done :...do you think that would have any influence over her ? Sir John. I'll apply to him this very day.—And if he fhould prevail on Mrs. Heidelberg, I may depend... | |
 | Charles Shadwell - 1797 - 446 pages
...— you may try what can be done : but you must not use my name any more, Sir John. Sir John. Suppose I was to prevail on Lord Ogleby to apply to her, do...over her? Sterl. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to- it than any other person in the family. She has a great respect for Lord Ogleby. She... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 454 pages
...passionate— you may try what can be done : but you must not use my name any more, Sir John. Sir John. Suppose I was to prevail on Lord Ogleby to apply to her, do...over her? Sterl. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it than any other person in the family. She has a great respeft for Lord Ogleby. She... | |
 | David Garrick - 1798 - 266 pages
...you may try what can be done : But you must not use my name any more, Sir Jobn. Sir "Jobn. Suppose I was to prevail on lord Ogleby to apply to her, do you think that would have any influence flyer her ? Sterl. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it, than any other person in... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...you may try what can be done: but you must not use my name any more, sir John. Sir .In/in. Suppose I was to prevail on Lord Ogleby to apply to her, do...you think that would have any influence over her? Sfer. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it than any other person in the f»mily. She... | |
 | 1804 - 552 pages
...but you must not use my name any more, sir John. Sir John. Suppose I was to prevail on Lord Ogltby to apply to her, do you think that would have any influence over her? Ster. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it than any other person in the family. She... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 404 pages
...— you may try what can be done : but you must not use my name any more, Sir John. Sir John. Suppose I was to prevail on Lord Ogleby to apply to her, do you think that would have any influence over hor? Sterl. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it than any other person in the family.... | |
 | English comedy - 1810 - 282 pages
...— you may try what can be done : but you must not use my name any more, Sir John. Sir John. Suppose I was to prevail on Lord Ogleby to apply to her, do...over her ? Sterl. I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it than any other persoa in the family. She has a great respect for Lord Ogleby. She... | |
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I think he would be more likely to persuade her to it than any other person in the family. She has a great respect for Lord Ogleby. She loves a lord. 
