 | Edward Morris - 1793 - 586 Seiten
...EDWARD. EDWARD. Oh, my dear Mifs Wooburn— What ! Sir Robert here too ! [Gees to Sir Robert and Jhakes hands'] How do you do, Sir Robert ? Who would have thought of feeing you here ? I am glad to fee you though, with all my heart ; and fo-I dare fay is Mifs Wooburn,... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 428 Seiten
...they were ten times more frequent than before. Enter EDWARD. Edw. Oh, my dear Miss Wooburn — What! Sir Robert here too! [Goes to SIR ROBERT, and shakes...sir. Edw. What, for coming in ? I will go away then. Sir R. Do, do — there's a good boy — do. Edw. [Going, returns.] I cannot help laughing, though,... | |
 | George Daniel, John Cumberland - 1826 - 538 Seiten
...EDWARD, L. Edm. Oh! my dear Miss Wooburn.— What ! Sir Robert here, too! — [Goes to SIR RORERT, and shakes hands.] — How do you do, Sir Robert?...like to say so. ; Miss W. You are impertinent, sir. Edm. What, for coming in 1 I will go away then. Sir R. Do, do — there's a good boy — do. Edm. [Going,... | |
 | 1826 - 506 Seiten
...were feu times more frequent than before. Enter EDWARD, -L. Edm. Oh! my dear Miss Wooburn.— What ! Sir Robert here, too! — [Goes to SIR ROBERT, and shakes hands.] — How do you do, Sir Robert 1 Who would have thought of seeing you here ! I am glad to see you, though, with all my heart ; and... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1926 - 120 Seiten
...were ten times more frequent than before. Enter EDWARD. Edward. Oh, my dear Miss Wooburn — What! Sir Robert here too ! [Goes to Sir ROBERT and shakes...Miss Wooburn, though she may not like to say so. Miss Woo. You are impertinent, Sir. .Edward. What, for coming in? I will go away then. Sir Robt. Do, do... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1926 - 122 Seiten
...were ten times more frequent than before. Enter EDWARD. Edward. Oh, my dear Miss Wooburn — What! Sir Robert here too ! [Goes to Sir ROBERT and shakes...is Miss Wooburn, though she may not like to say so. Mm Woo. You are impertinent, Sir. Edward. What, for coming in? I will go away then. Sir Robt. Do, do... | |
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Oh, my dear Miss Wooburn — What! Sir Robert here too ! [Goes to Sir ROBERT and shakes hands] How do you do, Sir Robert? Who would have thought of seeing you here ? I am glad to see you though, with all my heart; and so I dare say is Miss Wooburn, though... 