 ... know, and perhaps I may meet you in the summer with some other citizens at Tunbridge. For my part, I shall always entertain a proper regard for my relations. You sha'nt want my countenance, I assure you.  Sharpe's British Theatre - Page 161804Full view - About this book
 | George Colman - 1777 - 318 pages
...regard for my relations : You fha'n't want my countenance, I aflure you. , you're too kind, fifter! Enter Mrs. Heidelberg. Mrs. Heidel. [at entering.] Here this evening ! I vow and perteft we fhall fcarce have time to provide for them ! Oh, my dear ! [to Mifs Sterl.] I am glad to... | |
 | John Bell - 1792 - 272 pages
...proper regard for my relations. — You sha'n't want my countenance, I assure you. Fanny, Oh, you're too kind, sister ! Enter Mrs. HEIDELBERG. Mrs. Heidel....time to provide for them — Oh, my dear! [to Miss Sterl.] I am glad to see you're not quite in a dish-abille. Lord Ogleby and Sir John Melvil will be... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 454 pages
...proper regard for my relations. — You sha'n't want my countenance, I assure you. Fanny. Oh, you're too kind, sister ! Enter Mrs. HEIDELBERG. Mrs. Heidel....this evening! — I vow and pertest we shall scarce hare time to provide for them — Oh, my dear I [to Miss Sterl.] I am glad to see you're not quite... | |
 | David Garrick - 1798 - 266 pages
...proper regard far my relations. — You. shan't wa.rt my countenance I assure you. Fan. Oh, you're to-o kind, sister. Enter Mrs. HEI.DELBERG. Mrs Heidel, [at entering.^ Here this evening? — T vow and- protest we shall scarce have time to piovide for ihs.n — Oh, my dear; [To Miss Sttr.']... | |
 | 1804 - 552 pages
...kind, sister ! Enter MRS HEIDELBERG. Mrs Heid. [At entering.] — Here this evening! I vow and protest we shall scarce have time to provide for them Oh, my dear ! — [To Miss STEK.J — I am glad to sec you're not quite in • dishahille. Lord Ogleby and sir John Melvil will... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...kind, sister ! Enter MRS HEIDELBERG. Mrt Held. [At entering.] — Here this evening! I vow and protest we shall scarce have time to provide for them Oh, my dear ! — [To Miss STER.] — I am glad to see you're not quite in a dishabille. Lord Ogleby and sir John Melvil will... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...kind, sister ! Enter MRS HF.IDKLDERG. Mrs Held. [Al entering.] — Here this evening! I vow and protest we shall scarce have time to provide for them Oh, my dear ! — [ï'o Miss .SILK.] — I am «lad to see you're not quite in a dishabille. Lord Ogleby and sir... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 404 pages
...— You sha'n't want my countenance, I assure you. Fanny. Oh, you're too kind, sister ! Enter Mits. HEIDELBERG. Mrs. Heidel. [At entering.] Here this...time to provide for them — Oh, my dear! [To Miss STERLING.] I am glad to see you're not quite in a dish-abille. Lord Ogleby and Sir John Melvil will... | |
 | English comedy - 1810 - 282 pages
...proper regard for my relations. — You sha'n't want my countenance, I assure you. Fanny. Oh, you're too kind, sister ! Enter MRS. HEIDELBERG. Mrs. Heidel....time to provide for them — Oh, my dear! [To Miss STERLING.] lam glad to see you're not quite in a dish-abille. Lord Oglehy and Sir John Melvil will... | |
 | 1810 - 536 pages
...countenance, I assure you. Fanny. Oh, you're too kind, sister ! Enter MRS. HEIDELBERG. ]\Trs. Hc'idel. [At entering.] Here this evening ! — I vow and pertest...time to provide for them — Oh, my dear! [To Miss STERLING.] I am glad to see you're not quite in a dish-abille. Lord Ogleby and Sir John Melvil will... | |
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