 | George Colman - 1777 - 318 pages
...fweet Fanny. Your apprehenfions make a coward of me. But what can alarm you f Your aunt ami fifter are in their chambers, and you have nothing to fear from the reft of the family. Fanny. I fear every body, and every thing, and every moment ! My mind is in continual... | |
 | English drama - 1785 - 538 pages
...Mr* Lovewell, this is ton much -for me* JLov. And for me too, my fweet Fanriyi Your appre-henfiqns make a coward of me.-— But what Can alarm you ? your aunt and filler are in their chambers, and you have nothing to fear froTfl the reft of the family. Fanny. I... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1792 - 272 pages
...tremble! ——I feel the terrors of guilt indeed, Mr. Lovewell, this is too much for me. Lav. And for me too, my sweet Fanny. Your apprehensions make a coward of me But what can alarm you f your aunt and sister are in their chambers, and you have nothing to fear from the rest --of the family.... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 454 pages
...tremble 1 feel the terrors of guilt indeed, Mr. Love well, this is too much forme. Lav. And for me too, my sweet Fanny. Your apprehensions make a coward of me. But what as alarm you ? your aunt and sister are in their chambers, and you have nothing to fear from the rest... | |
 | David Garrick - English drama - 1798 - 266 pages
...— I feel the terrors of guilt — indeed, Mr. Love well, this is too much, for me. Love. And for me too, my sweet Fanny. Your apprehensions make a coward...Fan. I fear every body, and every thing, and every moBiStft— - My mind is iii continual agitation, and dread — indeed, deed, Mr Loveweil, this situation... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 556 pages
...tremble! 1 feel the terrors of guilt indeed, Mr Lovewell, this is too much for me. Loïc. And for me, too, my sweet Fanny ! Your apprehensions make a coward...have nothing to fear from the rest of the family. Pan. I fear every body, and every thing, and every moment My mind is in continual agitation and dread;... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 552 pages
...tremble ! I feel the terrors of guilt indeed, Mr Lovewell, this is too much for me. Love. And for me, too, my sweet Fanny ! Your apprehensions make a coward of me. But what can alarm you ? your nunt and sister arc in their chambers, and you have nothing to fear from the rest of the family. fan.... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 556 pages
...tremble! 1 feel the terrors of guilt indeed, Mr Lovewell, this is too much for me. Lore. And for me, too, my sweet Fanny ! Your apprehensions make, a coward of me. But iv hat can alarm you ? your aunt and sister are in their chambers, and you have nothing to fear from... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 404 pages
...tremble ! 1 feel the terrors of guilt indeed, Mr. Lovewell, this is too much for me. Loi. And for me too, my sweet Fanny. Your apprehensions make a coward...have nothing to fear from the rest of the family. Fanny. I fear every body, and every thing, and every moment My mind is in continual agitation and dread... | |
 | English comedy - 1810 - 282 pages
...tremble! — I feel the terrors of guilt Indeed, Mr. Lovewell, this is too much for me. Love. And for me too, my sweet Fanny. Your apprehensions make a coward...have nothing to fear from the rest of the family. Fanny. I fear every body, and every thing, and every moment — my mind is in continual agitation and... | |
| |
And for me too, my sweet Fanny. Your apprehensions make a coward of me. — But what can alarm you? your aunt and sister are in their chambers, and you have nothing to fear from the rest of the family. Fanny. I fear every body, and every thing, and every... 
