 | John Bell - 1797 - 440 sider
...'—the woman 's well enough ; I she has no vice that I know of; but she 'sa wife, and —damn a wife ; if I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it. Heart. Why did you marry then, you were old enough to know your own mind. Sir John. Why did I marry... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 1084 sider
...the woman's well enough ; she has no vice, that I know of, but she's a wile, and — damn я wife! if I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hare it. Heart. Why (lid you marry then? Von were old enough to know your own mind. Sir John. Why did... | |
 | Sir John Vanbrugh - 1808 - 484 sider
...— the woman's well enough ; she has no vice that I know of; but she's a wife, and — damn a wife ; if I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it. Heart. Why did you marry then, you were old enough to know your own mind. Sir J. Why did I'marry !... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - 1808 - 470 sider
...the woman's well enough ; she has no vice that I know of ; but she's a wife, and — damn a wife;. if I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it. Heart. Why did you marry then, you were old enough to know your own mind. SirJ. Why did I'marry ! What,... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 698 sider
...the woman's well enough ; she has no vice that I know of ; but she's a wife, and — damn a wife ! if I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it. Heart. Why did you marry then ? you were old enough to know your own mind. Sir John. Why did I marry... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 696 sider
...the woman's well enough ; she has no vice that I know of ; but she's a wife, and — damn a wife ! ou, trust my ear then. Enter OVERREACH, listening. Cher. Close at it! whisp Heart. Why did you marry then ? you were old enough to know your own mind. Sir John. Why did I marry!... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1811 - 690 sider
...the woman's well enough ; she has no vice that I know of ; but she's a wife, and — damn a wife .f if I 'were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me bate it. Heart. Why did you marry then ? you were old enough to know your own mind. Sir John. Why did... | |
 | Catherine Grace F. Gore - 1842 - 964 sider
...one side, like some fair setting star, Marcia rose ou the other threatening and lurid as the planet Mars. I saw her standing between the open folding-doors,...hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it Y' — / do believe that half-a-dozen such card parties, would make me loathe even whist ; — that... | |
 | William Wycherley - 1875 - 770 sider
...!—the woman's well enough, she has no vice that I know of, but she's a wife, and—damn a wife ! If I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it. Heart. Why did you marry, then ? you were old enough to know your own mind. Sir John. Why did I marry... | |
 | John Vanbrugh - 1893 - 490 sider
...— the woman's well enough, she has no vice that I know of, but she's a wife, and — damn a wife ! If I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it. 274 Heart. Why did you marry, then ? you were old enough to know your own mind. Sir John. Why did I... | |
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Best wives ! — the woman's well enough, she has no vice that I know of, but she's a wife, and — damn a wife ! If I were married to a hogshead of claret, matrimony would make me hate it. 
