 I am not wicked . F. Luke. Eh ! how, child ? what, an't I your priest, and don't I know what wickedness is ? Dar. Well, sir, to be sure I've been a young rake, as a body may say, but now I'm going to take a wife to myself. F. Luke. [To Darby.] Get away....  The Dramatic Works of John O'Keeffe - Página 274por John O'Keeffe - 1798Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | George Daniel, John Cumberland - 1828 - 384 páginas
...please, sir. \Fitzroy walks up the stage. F. Luke. What do you mean, you free fellow ? Don't you see I'm in company, and in company with a gentleman, too ? Eh, you wicked boy ? Dor. I am not wicked . F. Luke. Eh ! how, child ? what, an't I your priest, and don't I know what... | |
 | 1828 - 386 páginas
...please, sir. [Fitzroy walks up the itage. F. Luke. What do you mean, you free fellow ? Don't you see I'm in company, and in company with a gentleman, too ? Eh, you wicked boy f . Dar. I am not wicked. F. Luke. Eh ! how, child ? what, an't I your priest, and don't I know what... | |
 | William Shield - 1978 - 102 páginas
...please, sir. (Fitzroy walks up stage.) Father Luke. What do you mean, you free fellow? Don't you see I'm in company, and in company with a gentleman, too? Eh, you wicked boy? Darby. I am not wicked. Father Luke. Eh! How, child? What an't I your priest, and don't I know what... | |
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