 That was my maxum ; and, therefore, much the largest settlement was, of course, to be made upon her. As for Fanny, if she could, with a fortune of twenty or thirty thousand pounds, get a knight, or a member of parliament, or a rich common council-man,...  English comedy: a collection of the most celebrated dramas, since the ... - 第 129 頁English comedy 著 - 1810完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | British theatre - 1828 - 924 頁
...know — [^" Mrs. Heidelberg. Mrs.H, Your sister approve, indeed!. — I thirty thousand pounds, gel a knight ^ or a member of parliament, or a rich common...council-man, for a husband, I thought it might do very well. SirJ. But if a belter match should offer itself, why should it not be accepted, madam? Mrs.H. What,... | |
 | Owen Williams - 1828 - 926 頁
...therefore, much the largest settlement was of — Oh, he- 'course to be made upon her. As for Fanny, vhat I if she could , with a fortune of twenty or thirty thousand pounds, gel a knight, Mrs.H. I agree to his marrying Fanny! — abominable! — 'the m.'ii is absolutely out... | |
 | British theatre - 1831 - 922 頁
...quite another thing, you know — [To Sirs. Heidelberg. Mrs. H. Your tister approve , indeed ! . — I thirty thousand pounds, get a knight, or a member...rich common council-man, for a husband, I thought it migbt do very well. SirJ. But if a better match should offer ilielf, why should it not be accepted,... | |
 | Owen Williams - 1831 - 1106 頁
...you — Zounds, I am afraid you have said too much, John. thirty thousand pounds, gel a knight, qr a member of parliament, or a rich common council-man, for a husband, I thought it might do very well. SirJ. But if a belter match snojild offer itself, why should it not be accepted, madam ? Mrs. H. What,... | |
 | David Garrick - 1798 - 264 頁
...I was always for my neice Betsey's marrying a person of the very first qualaty. This was my maxum. And, therefore much the largest settlement was of...twenty or thirty thousand pounds, get a knight, or member of parliament, or a rich common-council-man for a husband, I thought it might do very well.... | |
 | E. R. Wood - 1982 - 236 頁
...I was always for my niece Betsey's marrying a person of the very first quallaty. That was my maxum. And, therefore, much the largest settlement was of...get a knight, or a member of parliament, or a rich common-council man for a husband, I thought it might do very well. SIR JOHN: But if a better match... | |
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