 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 416 pàgines
...calls up a drop to wet my whistle. [Exit. Sir Geo. Yes, (as John Dory remarks) I fear my trip through life will be attended with heavy squalls and foul...EPHRAIM SMOOTH. Eph. Friend, what wouldst thou have? Sir Geo. Grog. • Eph. Neither man nor woman of that name abide th here. Sir Geo. Ha! ha! ha! man... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 422 pàgines
...calls up a drop to wet my whistle. [Exit. Sir Geo. Yes, (as John Dory remarks) I fear my trip through life will be attended with heavy squalls and foul...ballad of " Margaret and William," rings in my ear. [Sz'ng?.] " In glided Margaret's grimly ghost." Oh, zounds! the dismals are coming upon me, and can't... | |
 | 1811 - 450 pàgines
...calls up a drop to wet my whistle. [ezit. Sir Geo. Yes, as John Dory remarks, I fear my trip through life will be attended with heavy squalls and foul...athwart my mind, it's a hurricane for that day, and when I turn in at night, the ballad ot " Margaret and William," rings in my ear. ('•ing ) " In glided... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1824 - 432 pàgines
...calls up a drop to wet my whistle. [Exit. Sir Geo. Yes, (as John Dory remarks) I fear my trip through life will be attended with heavy squalls and foul...[Sings.} " In glided Margaret's grimly ghost." Oh, zounda ! the dismals are coining upon me, and can't get a cheering glass to — holloa ! Enter EPHRAIM... | |
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I'll never cease piping, till it calls up a drop to wet my whistle. [Exit. Sir Geo. Yes, (as John Dory remarks) I fear my trip through life will be attended with heavy squalls and foul weather. When my conduct to poor Amelia comes athwart my mind, it's... 