 After a battle, indeed, my lord. — I have this day had a severe engagement, and wanting your lordship as an auxiliary, I have at last mustered up resolution to declare what my duty to...  Sharpe's British Theatre - Page 681804Full view - About this book
 | John Bell - 1797 - 454 pages
...lord, that is not the question. Lord Og. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. 1 am ii> love with a fine girl, whom I resolve to marry. Enter Sir JOHN MELVIL. What news with you, Sir John? — You look all hurry and impatience — like a messenger after a battle. Sir John.... | |
 | Charles Shadwell - 1797 - 446 pages
...Lovewell I ' Loo. But, my lord, that is not the question. Lord Og. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. I am in love with a fine girl, whom I re. Solve to nmrry. Enter Sir JOHN MELVIL. Sir John. After a battle, indeed, my lord. I have this day... | |
 | 1804 - 552 pages
...? Love. But, my lord, that is not the question. Lord Ogle. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. I am in love with a fine girl, whom I resolve to marry. Enter SIR JOHN MELVIL. What news with you, sir John ? — You look all hurry and impatience — like a messenger alter a battle. Sir John.... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...my lord, that is not the question. Lord Og/e. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. 1 am in love with a fine girl, whom I resolve to marry. Enter SIR JOHN MELVIL. What news with you, sir John? — You look all hurry and impatience — like a messenger after a battle. Sir Julia.... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 404 pages
...But, my lord, that is not the question. Lord Og. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. 1 am in love with a fine girl, whom I resolve to marry. Enter Sir JOHN MELVIL. What news, with you, Sir John ? — You look all hurry and impatience — like a messenger after a battle. Sir John.... | |
 | 1810 - 536 pages
...Lovewell ? Lome. But, my lord, that is not the question. Lord 0. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer.— I am in love with a fine girl, whom...resolve to marry. Enter SIR JOHN MELVIL. What news with you, Sir John ? — You look all hurry and impatience — like a messenger after a battle. Sir John.... | |
 | English comedy - 1810 - 282 pages
...Lovewell ? Love. But, my lord, that is not the question. . Lord 0. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. — I am in love with a fine girl, whom I resolve to marry. Enter Sin JOHN MELVIL. What news with you, Sir John ? — You look alt hurry and impatience — like a messenger... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 666 pages
...But, my lord, that is not the question. LordOg. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. 1 am in love with a fine girl, whom I resolve to marry. Enter Sir JOHN MELVIL. What news with you, Sir John ? — You look nil luirry and impatience — like a messenger after a battle. Sir John.... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 670 pages
...Lovewell ? LOT. But, my lord, that is not the question. Lord Og. Whatever is the question, I'll tell you my answer. I am in love with a fine girl, whom I resolve to marry. Enter Sir JOHN MBLVIL. What news with you, Sir John ? — You look all hurry and impatience — like a messenger after... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 666 pages
...But, my lord, that is not the question. LordOg. Whatever is the question, I'll tellyou my answer. 1 sand pounds : — 'Tisa Snter Sir Jons M i-.i.vn.. What news with you, Sir John ? — You look all hurry and impatience —... | |
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