 | 1744 - 448 sidor
...you, That would not be inftrufted. I fwear deeply i * Wellb. By what ? Mar. By my religion. Wellb. Thy religion ! The devil's creed ; but what would you have done ? Mar. Had there been but one tree in all the fhiie, Nor any hope to compafs a peny halter, Before, like you,... | |
 | Philip Massinger - 1779 - 350 sidor
...That would not be inftrufted. 1 fwear deeply • Wellborn. By what ? Mar. By my Religion. Wellborn. Thy Religion ! The Devil's Creed ! — But what would you have done ? Mar. Had there been but one Tree in all the Shire, Nor any Hope to compafs a Penny Halter, Before, like... | |
 | 1804 - 540 sidor
...mad. Mar. Mad ! had you took compassion on yourself, You long since had been mad. Well. You have took a course, Between you and my venerable uncle, To make...you, That would, not be instructed. I swear deeply. WeU. By what? Mar. By my religion. WeU. Thy religion ! ^ The devil's creed; but what would you have... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 sidor
...had been mad. WeiL You bare took a course, Between you and my venerable uncle, T<i make me so. 3fiir. The more pale-spirited you, That, would not be instructed. I swear deeply. WcU. By what ? 3/sr. By my religion. Wfli, Thjr religion ! The deni's creed; but what would you have... | |
 | Philip Massinger - 1805 - 606 sidor
...he's mad. Mar. Mad ! had you ta'en compassion on yourself, You long since had been mad. Well. You have ta'en a course Between you and my venerable uncle, To make me so. • i. * Well. Sir, your wife's nephew ;~\ Coxeter thinks something ?s lost, because when Overreach... | |
 | John Fletcher, David Garrick - 1808 - 410 sidor
...mad. Mar. Mad ! had you took compassion on yourself, You long since had been mad. Wellb. You have took a course, Between you and my venerable uncle, To make...you, That would not be instructed. I swear deeply. ' Wellb. By what? Mar. By my religion. Wellb, Thy religion ! The devil's creed; but what would you... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 416 sidor
...mad. Mar. Mad ! had you took compassion on yourself, You long since had been mad. Wellb. You have took a course, Between you and my venerable uncle, To make...you, That would not be instructed. I swear deeply. Wellb. By what? Mar. By my religion. Wellb. Thy religion ! The devil's creed; but what would you" have... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 410 sidor
...pale-spirited you, That would not be instructed. I swear deeply. Wellb. By what? Mar. By my religion. Wellb. Thy religion ! The devil's creed; but what would you...Mar. Before, like you, I had outliv'd my fortunes, A with had serv'd my turn to hang myself. I am zealous in your cause : 'pray you, hang yourself; And... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 sidor
...he's mad. Mar. Mad ! had you ta'en compa&ion on yourself, You long since had been mad. Well. You have ta'en a course, Between you and my venerable uncle,...devil's creed ; but what would you have done ? Mar. Had there been but one tree in- all the shire, Nor any hope to compass n penny halter, Before, like... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 sidor
...he's mad. Mar. Mad ! had you ta'en compassion on yourself, You long since had been mad. Well. You have ta'en a course, Between you and my venerable uncle,...religion ! The devil's creed ; but what would you liave done ? Mar. Had there been but one tree in all the shire, Nor any hope to compass a penny halter,... | |
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Well. By this light I think he's mad. Mar. Mad ! had you ta'en compassion on yourself, You long since had been mad. Well. You have ta'en a course, Between you and my venerable uncle, To make me so. 
