| 1766 - 520 páginas
...Servant. This way, if you pleafe, gentlemen ! my mafter is at breakfaft with the family at prefent — but I'll let him know, and he will wait on you immediately. Flower. Mighty well, young man, mighty well. Servant. Pleafe to favour me with your names, gentlemen.... | |
| George Colman - 1777 - 318 páginas
...Servant. THIS way, if you pleafe, gentlemen! my mafter is at breakfaft with the family at prefent ; but I'll let him know, and he will wait on you immediately. Flower. Mighty well, young man, mighty well, 'Serv. Pleafe to favour me with your names. Flower. Let... | |
| 1785 - 538 páginas
...I ^HIS way if you pleafe, gentlemen ! JL my mailer is ar broakfaft with the family at; prefent — but I'll let him know, and he will wait on you immediately. •. , . Flower. Mighty well, young man, mighty yve]]. '. Servant. Pleafe to favour me with }our names,... | |
| John Bell - 1792 - 272 páginas
...Hall. Enter a Servant leading in Serjeant FLOWER, and Counsellors TRAVERSE and TKUEMAK, all booted. Servant. THIS way, if you please, gentlemen! my master...Serv. Please to favour me with your names, gentlemen. Flora. Let Mr. Sterling know, that Mr. Serjeant Flower, and two other gentlemen of the bar, are come... | |
| William Jones - 1795 - 516 páginas
...Servant. JL HIS way, ifyoupleafe, gentlemen! my matter is at breakfaft witlrthe family at prefent, but 111 let him know, and he will wait on you immediately. flow. Mighty well, young man, mighty well. Serv. Pleafe to favour me with your names, gentlemen. Flow. Let Mr. Sterling know, that Mr. Serjeant Flower,... | |
| John Bell - 1797 - 454 páginas
...I. A Hall. Enter a Servant leading in Serjeant FLOWEX, and Counsellors TRAVERSE and TRUEMAN, tooted, Servant. THIS way, if you please, gentlemen! my master...Let Mr. Sterling know, that Mr. Serjeant Flower, and two other gentlemen of the bar, are come to wait on him according to his appointment. Serv. I will,... | |
| Charles Shadwell - 1797 - 446 páginas
...FLOWER, and Counsillon TRAVERSE and TRUIMAN, all booted. Servant. THII way, if you please, gentlemen I my master is at breakfast with the family at present,...Let Mr. Sterling know, that Mr. Serjeant Flower, and two other gentlemen of the bar, are come to wait on him according to his appointment. Serv. I will,... | |
| David Garrick - 1798 - 266 páginas
...'I . -4 . ..- . .i•.-.-.- .i \ S SERVANT. :„..,,., , . .... 'HIS way, if you please, gentlemen I my master is at breakfast -with the family at present — but I'll let him know, and he will wait cm you immediately. •Flow. Mighty well, young man, mighty wfel?.' - .'' ' •- Sero^ P!ease--to favour... | |
| 1804 - 556 páginas
...Enter a Servant, leading in SEW EAST FLOWER, ami COUNSELLORS TRAVERSE and TRUEMAN, all booted. Ser. THIS way, if you please, gentlemen ; my master is...let him know, and he will wait on you immediately. Floa. Mighty well, young man : mighty well. Ser. Please to favour me with your names, gentlemen. Flov.... | |
| 1804 - 552 páginas
...and THUEMAN, all booted. Ser. THIS way, if you please, gentlemen ; my master is at breakfast y itli the family at present, but I'll let him know, and...immediately. Flow. Mighty well, young man : mighty well. Ser. Please to favour me with your names, gentlemen. Flaw. Let Mr Sterling know, that Mr Serjeant Flower,... | |
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