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第 19 頁 - I'm not much tortured with jealousy. Flip. Nay, you are much in the right on't, madam, for jealousy's a city passion; 'tis a thing unknown amongst people of quality.
第 66 頁 - But I'll warrant, in general, 'tis her naughty husband that makes her house uneasy to her. But hast thou said a little something to her, chicken, for an expiring lover ? ha ? Flip. Said ! — yes, I have said ! much good may it do me ! 261 Man, Well, and how ? Flip. And how \ — And how do you think ? You would have me do't.
第 33 頁 - Tis well ; but take care, Flippanta, my husband don't suspect any thing of this, 'twould vex him, and I don't love to make him uneasy : So I would spare him these little sort of troubles, by keeping 'em from his knowledge.
第 91 頁 - I'll tell you what the end is — a nunnery. Gripe. A nunnery ! Brass. A nunnery. — In short, she is at last reduced to that extremity, and attacked with such a battalion of duns, that rather than tell her husband, (who you know is such a dog, he'd let her go if she did) she has e'en determined to turn papist, and bid the world adieu for life.
第 73 頁 - Dick. I wish my old hobbling mother han't been blabbing something here she should not do. Brass. Fear nothing, all's safe on that side yet. But how speaks young mistress's epistle ? soft and tender ? Dick. As pen can write. Brass. So you think all goes well there ? Dick. As my heart can wish. Brass. You are sure on't ? Dick.
第 114 頁 - Thou hast played me a rare prank, by my conscience ! Why, you ungracious rascal, what do you think will be the end of all this ? Now Heaven forgive me, but I have a great mind to hang thee for't.
第 38 頁 - Cor. Nay, never take it to heart, Flippanta, for I don't believe a word he says. But he does so plague me with his continual scolding, I'm almost weary of my life. Flip. Why, what is't he finds fault with ? Cor. Nay, I don't know, for I never mind him; when he has babbled for two hours together, methinks I have heard a mill going, that's all.
第 51 頁 - Flip. By my Faith I think so. Gripe. I shall run mad Name me an Extravagance in the World she is not guilty of. Flip. Name me an Extravagance in the World she is guilty of. Gripe. Come then, does not she put the whole House in disorder?
第 112 頁 - You are in a humour at present, love, to believe anything, so I won't take the pains to contradict it. Brass. This damned necklace will spoil all our affairs, this is Dick's luck again. [Aside. Gripe. Are you not ashamed of these ways ? Do you see how you are exposed before your best friends here ? don't you blush at it?
第 24 頁 - I beg your ladyship's pardon : I mistook indeed ; 'tis a countess's bill I have writ out to little purpose. I furnished her two years ago with three pair of hips, and am not paid for them yet. But some are better customers than some. There's your ladyship's bill, madain. Clar. [Reads.] ' For the idea of a new-invented commode.