 O'Cut. A favour! my lord! your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship, or my good lady here.  British Theatre - 第 56 頁John Bell 著 - 1792完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Sir Richard Steele - 1797 - 454 頁
...O'Cut. A favour I my lord I your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship,...nature I [Apart to L. Free.] — The favour I have to asi of you, captain, need not carry you so far out of youi way. The whole affair is, that there are... | |
 | John Bell - 1797 - 466 頁
...favour. O'Cut. A favour! my lord 1 your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship, or my good lady here. L. Trinh. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature I [ ifart to L. Free.] — The favour I have to ask... | |
 | 1804 - 556 頁
...lordship, or ray good lady here. Lord Trink. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! [Apart to LADY FREE.] — The favour I have to ask of you, captain,...need not carry you so far out of your way. The whole afiiir is, that there arc a couple of impudent fellows at an inn in Holborn, who have aflronted inc,... | |
 | 1804 - 552 頁
...favour. O'Cut. A favour! my lord! your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship, or my good lady here. Lord Trink. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! [Apart to LADY FREE.] — The favour I have... | |
 | 1804 - 556 頁
...O'C'uf. A favour ! my lord ! your loriUiip docs me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship, or my good hidy hero. Ijird Trink. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! [Apart to LADY FBEE.] — The... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 404 頁
...O'Cut. A favour, my lord ! — your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship, or my good lady here. Lord T. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! [Apart to LADY F.] ' — The favour I have to... | |
 | 1810 - 542 頁
...(yCut. A favour, my lord? — your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship, or my good lady here. Lord T. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! [Apart to LADY F.] — The favour I have to ask... | |
 | English comedy - 1810 - 282 頁
...O"Cut. A favour, my lord ? — your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship, or my good lady here. Lord T. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! [Apart to LADY F.] — The favour I have to ask... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 670 頁
...favour. O'Cut. A favour! my lord! your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship,...Trink. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! [Apart to L. FREE.] — The favour I have to ask of you, captain, need not carry you so far out of... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 666 頁
...favour. O'Cut. A favour! my lord! your lordship does me honour. I would go round the world, from one end to the other, by day or by night, to sarve your lordship,...Trink. Dear madam, the luckiest thought in nature ! \_Aparl to L. FREE.] — The favour I have to ask of you, captain, need not carry you so fax out... | |
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