 | 1805 - 278 pages
...and, if thmi Persaade him that 'tis helter steal, than heg. [canst, Then if I prove he has hat rohh'da henroost, Not all the world shall save him from the...to work him to despair, And 'tis thy masterpiece. Mar. I will do my hest, sir. [Lovell, Over. I am now on jny main work, with the Lord Th* gallant.minded,... | |
 | 1804 - 540 pages
...suddenly, Marrall. Mar. Where and when you please, sir. Over. I would have thee seek him out ; and, if thou canst, Persuade him, that 'tis better steal than beg : Then, if I prove he has but robbed a hen-roost, Not all the world shall save him from the gallows. Do any tliing to work him to... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 pages
...suddenly, Marrall. Mnr. Where and when you please, sir. Over. I would have thec seek him out ; and, if thou canst, Persuade him, that 'tis better steal than beg : Then, if I prove he has but robbed a hen-roost, Not all the world shall save him from the gallows. Do any tiling to work him to... | |
 | Philip Massinger - 1805 - 606 pages
...suddenly, Marrall. Mar. Where, and when you please, sir. Over. I would have thee seek him out, and, if thou canst, Persuade him that 'tis better steal than beg;...to work him to despair, And 'tis thy masterpiece. Mar. I will do my best, sir. Over. I am now on my main work with the lord Lovell, The gallant-minded,... | |
 | John Fletcher, David Garrick - 1808 - 410 pages
...suddenly, Marall. Mar. Where, and when you please, sir. Sir G. I would have thee seek him out; and, if thou canst, Persuade him, that 'tis better steal, than...to work him to despair, And 'tis thy masterpiece. Mar. I will do my best, sir. D 2 Sir G. I am now on my main work, with the Lord Lovell ; The gallant-minded,... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 416 pages
...Marall. Mar. Where, and when you please, sir. Sir G. I would have thee seek him out ; and, if thou canst, Persuade him, that 'tis better steal, than...to work him to despair, And 'tis thy masterpiece. Afar. I will do my best, sir. Sir G. I am now on my main work, with the Lord Lovell ; The gallant-minded,... | |
 | Philip Massinger, John Philip Kemble - 1810 - 86 pages
...when you please, sir. Sir G. I 'd have thee seek him out, and, if thou canst, Persuade him that 't is better steal than beg : Then, if I prove he has but...hen-roost, Not all the world shall save him from the gaJlows. Do any thing to work him to despair, And 't is thy masterpiece. Mar, I 'll do my best, sir.... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 690 pages
...Marrall. Mar. Where and when you please, sir. ยป Over. I would have thee seek him out ; and, if thou canst, Persuade him, that 'tis better steal than beg : Then, if I prove he have but robbed a hen-roost, Not all the world shall save liini from the gallows. Do any thing to work... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 pages
...suddenly, Marrall. Mar. Where and when you pfease, sir. Over. I would have thee seek him out ,' and,if thou canst, Persuade him, that 'tis better steal than beg : Then, if I prove he have but robbed a hen-roost, Not all the world shall save him from the gallows. Do any thing to work... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 pages
...suddenly, Marrall. Mar. Where and when you please, sir. Over. I would have thce seek him out ; and, if thou un shines every day, So of our coachman I may say ; He shews his drunken f have but robbed a hen-roost, Not all the world shall save liim from the gallows. Do any thing to work... | |
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I would have thee seek him out, and, if thou canst, Persuade him that 'tis better steal than beg; Then, if I prove he has but robb'da henroost, Not all the world shall save him from the gallows. 
