 But let me tell you both, you must leave off your soft looks to each other, and your whispers, and your glances, and your always sitting next to one another at dinner, and your long walks together in the evening. For my part, if I had not been in the...  Bell's British Theatre - Page 9edited by - 1797Full view - About this book
 | George Colman - 1777 - 318 pages
...leave off your foft looks to each other, and your whifpers, and your glances, and your always fitting next to one another at dinner, and your long walks...the evening. For my part, if I had not been in the fecret, I fhould have known you were a pair of lowers at leaft, if not man and wife, as > Fanny. See... | |
 | 1785 - 538 pages
...foft looks to 'each tf . other other, and your whifpers, and your glances, and your always fitting next to one another at dinner, and your long walks...the evening.-— For my part, if I had not been in trie fecret/I fhould have known you were -a pair of lovers at leaft, if not man and wife, as— ----... | |
 | John Bell - 1792 - 272 pages
...place for my brother — But let me tell you both, you must leave off your soft looks to eachother, and your whispers, and your glances, and your always...least, if net man and wife, as Fanny. See there now 1 again. Pray be careful. Betty. Well — well — nobody hears me.— Man and wife. — I'll say no... | |
 | William Jones - 1795 - 516 pages
...leave off your foft looksto each other, and your whifpers, and your glances, and your always fitting next to one another at dinner, and your long walks together in the evening.—For my part, if I had not been in the fecret, I fhould have known you were a pair of lovers... | |
 | Charles Shadwell - 1797 - 446 pages
...place for my brother — But let me tell you both, you must leave off your soft looks to eachother, and your whispers, and your glances, and your always sitting next to one another at dinner, and your tang walks together in the evening. — For my part, if I had not been in the secret, I should have... | |
 | David Garrick - 1798 - 266 pages
...the dear gentleman ever since he got a tide-waiters place for my brother But let me tell you both, you must leave off your soft looks to each other,...your always sitting next to one another at dinner, am and your long walks together in the evening— —For my part, if I had not be^n in the secret,... | |
 | 1804 - 552 pages
...dear gentleman ever since he got a tide-waiter's place for my brother — But let me tell you both, you must leave off your soft looks to each other,...the evening. — For my part, if I had not been in tlie secret, I should have known you were a pair of lovers at least, if not man and wife, as — fan.... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...dear gentleman ever since be got a tide-waiter's place for my brutlier — But let me tell you both, you must leave off your soft looks to each other,...together in the evening. — For my part, if I had nut been in the secret, I should have known you were a pair of lovers at least, if not man and wife,... | |
 | 1804 - 556 pages
...dear gentleman ever since he got a tide-waiter's place lor my brother — But let me tell you both, you must leave off your soft looks to each other,...your glances, and your always sitting next to one пиother at dinner, and your lone; walks together in the evening. — For my part, if I had not been... | |
 | 1804 - 268 pages
...afid yonr whispers, and yonr glancts, and yonr always sitting next to one another at dinner, and yonr long walks together in the evening.— For my part, if I had not heen in the secret, I shonld have known > on were a pair of loven at least, if not nan and wife, at... | |
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