 11 hail him— Yo ! ho !— Stem. — What cheer ? Grog. — You 're Sam Stern. Stern— Yes. Grog. — Do you remember me-? Stern. — Remember ! Yes ; though you 're rich now, you 're still Tom Grog. Grog. — You affronted me aboard the Dreadnought...  The Dramatic Works of John O'Keeffepor John O'Keeffe - 1798Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | John O'Keeffe - 1826 - 448 páginas
...Yes. Grog. — Do you remember me-? Stern. — Remember ! Yes ; though you 're rich now, you 're still Tom Grog. Grog. — You affronted me aboard the Dreadnought...Spaniards were then in view, and I didn't think it time to resent private quarrels when it is our duty to thrash the enemies of our country ; but, Sam Stern,... | |
 | John O'Keeffe - 1826 - 444 páginas
...were then in view, and I didn't think it time to resent private quarrels when it is our duty to thrash the enemies of our country ; but, Sam Stern, you are...the man that affronted Tom Grog. Stern. — Mayhap so. Grog. — Mayhap you '11 fight me ? Stern. — I will — when, and where? Grog. — The where... | |
 | Charles Anderton Read - 1879 - 390 páginas
...sample of my character writing." •¿•2l Stern. Remember ! Yes ; though you're rich now, you're still Tom Grog. Grog. You affronted me aboard the Dreadnought;...Spaniards were then in view, and I didn't think it time to resent private quarrels when it is our duty to thrash the enemies of our country ; but, Sam Stern,... | |
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