 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 690 頁
...gone to plays to laugh at the poet's good things, and not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir! — No, I thank you. 'Gad ! I go to a play as to a country...my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at either : and the reason why we are so often louder than the... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 頁
...gone to pl«)'sp laugh at the poet's good things, and not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir! — No, I thank you. 'Gad ! I go to a play as to a country treat : I carry ray own wine to one, and my own, wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at either:... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 頁
...own. Spark. Your servant, sir! — No, I thank you. 'Oad ! I go to a play as to a country treat : 1 carry my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at cither : and the reason why we are so often louder than the... | |
 | Thomas Dibdin - 1815 - 496 頁
...gone to plays to laugh at the poet's good things, and not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir: no, 1 thank you. 'Gad, I go to a play as to a country treat...my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should nol be merry at either : and the reason why we are so often louder than the... | |
 | 1824 - 656 頁
...to laugh at the poet's good things, and not at your own. Apart. Your servant, sir ; no, I thank von. 'Gad, I go to a play, as to a country treat : "I carrv my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, of else I'm sure I should not be merry at either... | |
 | William Wycherley, Leigh Hunt - 1840 - 784 頁
...thought you had gone to plays, to laugh at the poet's wit, not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir : no, I thank you. 'Gad I go to a play as to a country...my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at either. And the reason why we are so often louder than the players,... | |
 | William Wycherley, Leigh Hunt - 1840 - 782 頁
...thought you had gone to plays, to laugh at the poet's wit, not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir : no, I thank you. 'Gad I go to a play as to a country...my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at either. And the reason why we are so often louder than the players,... | |
 | William Wycherley - 1875 - 770 頁
...plays, to laugh at the poet's wit, not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir : no, I thank you. 'G<id part, I've received such repeated proofs of an uncommon affection from mine, that the loss of a else I'm sure I should not be merry at either. And the reason why we are so often louder than The ¡»layers,... | |
 | William Wycherley - 1875 - 770 頁
...thought you had gone to plays, to laugh at the poet's wit, not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir : no, I thank you. 'Gad I go to a play as to a country treat ; 1 carry niy own nine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at... | |
 | William Wycherley - 1888 - 568 頁
...thought you had gone to plays, to laugh at the poet's wit, not at your own. Spark. Your servant, sir : no, I thank you. 'Gad I go to a play as to a country...my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at either. And the reason why we are so often louder than the players,... | |
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Your servant, sir: no, I thank you. 'Gad, I go to a play as to a country treat; I carry my own wine to one, and my own wit to t'other, or else I'm sure I should not be merry at either. And the reason why we are so often louder than the players, is, because... 
