Category: Humour
_Figaro._ “If during the night my Lady should be taken ill, she rings her bell, and crack!--in two steps--thou art standing at her side.--In the morning when my Lord wakes, he calls, I start, and pop--three skips and I am there.
_Figaro._ “If during the night my Lady should be taken ill, she rings her bell, and crack!--in two steps--thou art standing at her side.--In the morning when my Lord wakes, he c...
6. ACT V._Agnes._ The Pavilion to the left? Ay, that’s it.--But if he should not come soon!--He has not half learnt me my part yet--Poor thing, he hasn’t eat any thing all day; and the c...
3. Letter I shall be for ever lost!--What imprudence!_Count._ “In short, my Lady, there are people in the world, who are malicious enough to wish to disturb either your repose or mine. I have received private advice that a certain...
4. ACT III._Count._ Return still quicker.--Go; fly!----(_Exit Servant_)--I was wrong to send Basil out of the way--He might have been very serviceable--But Anger was never wise--I scarcely...
5. ACT IV._Figaro._ Chance, my Susan--All the effect of Chance--{{“Yesterday, without a Relation in the World I could claim, to-day, behold me restored to my Parents--True it is, they are...
2. ACT II.(_A state-bed in the back ground under an Alcove: three doors; one the entrance into the room, another into Susan’s room, and the third to the Countess’s dressing-room; a large...