 | Edward Morris - 1793 - 586 Seiten
...'one provifo, my Lord ; I muft firft mention it to Sir Robert. Lord NORLAND. Why fo ? HARMONY. Becaufe he and I have always been very intimate friends ;...telling him of it, will appear very uncivil ! Lord NORLAND. Do you mean then to afk his confent ? HARMONY. Not abfolutely his confent ; but I will infinuate... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 428 Seiten
...to oblige a friend. — But there is one proviso, my lord ; I must first mention it to Sir Robert. Lord N. Why so ? Har. Because he and I have always...uncivil ! Lord N. Do you mean, then, to ask his consent ? Har. Not absolutely his consent; but I will insinuate the subject to him, and obtain his approbation... | |
 | 1824 - 660 Seiten
...a friend. But there is one proviso, my lord ; I must first mention it to Sir Robert. lardN. Why sol Har. Because he and I have always been very intimate...uncivil. Lord N. Do you mean, then, to ask his consent? Har, Not absolutely his consent ; but I will insinuate the subject to him, and obtain his approbation... | |
 | George Daniel, John Cumberland - 1826 - 538 Seiten
...wished to oblige a friend. But there is one proviso, my lord ; I must first mention it to Sir Robert. Lord N. Why so ? Har. Because he and I have always...uncivil. Lord N. Do you mean, then, to ask his consent ? Har. Not absolutely his consent; but I will insinuate the subject to him, and obtain his approbation... | |
 | 1826 - 506 Seiten
...friend. But there is one proviso, my lord ; I must first mention it to Sir Robert. Lord N. Why so 1 liar. Because he and I have always been very intimate friends...uncivil. Lord N. Do you mean, then, to ask his consent ? liar. Not absolutely his consent ; but I will insinuate" the subject to him, and obtain his approbation... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1926 - 122 Seiten
...oblige a friend. — But there is one proviso, my Lord; I must first mention it to Sir Robert. Lord Nor. Why so ? Har. Because he and I have always been very...telling him of it, will appear very uncivil ! Lord Nor. Do you mean then to ask his consent ? Har. Not absolutely his consent; but I will insinuate the... | |
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Do you mean, then, to ask his consent ? Har. Not absolutely his consent; but I will insinuate the subject to him, and obtain his approbation in a manner suitable to my own satisfaction. 