 | 1783 - 408 Seiten
...brotherin-law, I know nothing of them. What fort of a fellow is the fon ? Beau. Oh! a diamond of the firft water! a buck, Sir! a blood ! every night at this...about the 'Change, in a little bit of a frock and a bob-wig, and looks like a fedate bopkkeeper in the eyes of all who behold him. Wild. Upon my word,... | |
 | Arthur Murphy - 1786 - 456 Seiten
...know nothing of them. What fort of a fellow is the fon ? • BEAUFORT. Oh ! a diamond of the firft water ; a buck, Sir, a blood ! every night at this...fedate book-keeper in the eyes of all who behold him. WILDING. Upon my word, a gentleman of fpirit. BEAUFORT. Spirit ! He drives a phaeton two fiery high,... | |
 | Arthur Murphy - 1786 - 482 Seiten
...fellow is the fon ? BEAUFORT. Oh ! a diamond of the firft water ; a buck, Sir, a blood ! every nighi at this end of the town ; at twelve next day he fneaks...fedate book-keeper in the eyes of all who behold him. WILDING. Upon my word, a gentleman of fpirit. BEAUFORT. Spirit ! He drives a phaeton two ftory high,... | |
 | 1794 - 310 Seiten
...nothing of them. What sort of a fellow is the son ? Beau. Oh! a diamond of the first water! a buck, Sir 1 a blood ! every night at this end of the town ; at twelve next day he sneaks about the 'Change, ia a little bit of a frock and a bob-wig, and looks like a sedate book-keeper... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 630 Seiten
...brother-in-law, 1 know nothing of them. What sort of a fellow is the son f Beau. Oh ! a diamond of the first water ! a buck, sir ! a blood ! every night at this end of the town ; at twelve next day he siieaks about the 'Change, in a little bit of a frock and a bobwig, and looks like a sedate book-keeper... | |
 | 1804 - 630 Seiten
...know nothing of them. What sort of a fellow is the son г Beau. Oh ! a diamond of the first water ! я buck, sir ! a blood ! every night at this end of the town ; at twelve next day he sneaks about the 'Change, in a little bit of a frock and a bobwig, and looks like a sedate book-keeper... | |
 | 1804 - 266 Seiten
...them. What sort of a fellow is the son Beau. Oh ! a diamond of the first water! a tmck, Sir! a hlood! every night at this end of the town; at twelve next day he sneaks ahout the 'Change, in a li LI'O hit of a frock and a hoh-wig, and looks like a sedate hook-keeper... | |
 | 1804 - 626 Seiten
...fellow is the son ? /.'.:••.". Oh ! a diamond of the first water ! a buck, sir ! a blood ! (-very night at this end of the town; at twelve next day he sneaks about the 'Change, in a little bit of a frock and a bobwig, and looks like a sedate book-keeper... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1809 - 306 Seiten
...What sort of a fellow is the son ? Beau. Oh ! a diamond of the first water; a buck, sir, a blood I every night at this end of the town ; at twelve next day he sneaks about the 'Change, in a' little bit of' a frock and bobwig, and looks like a sedate book-keeper... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 Seiten
...ning of them. What sort of a fellow i. the son ? lituv. Oh ! a diamond of the first water ! a bulk, sir ! a blood ! every night at this end of the town ; at twelve next day he sneaks about the 'Change, in a little bit of a frock, and a bobwig, and looks like a sedate book-keeper... | |
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Oh ! a diamond of the first water ! я buck, sir ! a blood ! every night at this end of the town ; at twelve next day he sneaks about the 'Change, in a... 
