...dares to speak of "the venerable pair" as "our good papa and mama," mark his polysyllabic protest: — "Forgive me, my sister — I am no enemy to mirth;...day enliven the hours of some worthy man; but when 7 mention the respectable authors of my existence — the cherishers and protectors of my helpless...

...hoped, they might find some countenance in the meeting of such near connections as jir^ie£_imd_sjsie_r. CHARLOTTE. Positively, brother, if you go one step...enliven the hours of some worthy man; but when I mention the_r£speclablc- authors of щу_ .existence, — the cherishers and protectors! of my helpless infancy,...

...which our good papa and mamma have so kindly wished me — never be established in the world. MAXI.Y. Forgive me, my sister — I am no enemy to mirth;...that they would willingly lay down their lives for my welfare, you will excuse me, if I am so unfashionable as to speak of them with some degree of respect...

...a little dash of your vivacity; my brother is so sentimental, and so grave, that I j protest he '11 give us the vapours. MANLY. Though sentiment and gravity,...respectable authors of my existence, — the cherishers and protectora of my helpless infancy, whose hearts glow with such fondness and attachment, that they would...

...mamma have so kindly wished me—never be established in the world. MANLY. Forgive me, my sister,—I am no enemy to mirth; I love your sprightliness; and...man; but when I mention the respectable authors of my existence,—the cherishers and protectors of my helpless infancy, whose hearts glow with such fondness...

...mamma have so kindly wished me— never be established in the world. MANLY. Forgive me, my sister— l am no enemy to mirth ; I love your sprightliness;...and I hope it will one day enliven the hours of some wortby man; but when I mention the respectable authors of my existence— the cherishers and protectors...

...be established in the world. MANLY. Forgive me, my sister, — I am no enemy to mirth ; I loveyour sprightliness ; and I hope it will one day enliven...man; but when I mention the respectable authors of my ex/ istence, — the cherishers and protectors of my help/ less infancy , whose heartsglow with such...

...Enter SERVANT. SERVANT: Madam, there's a gentleman below who calls himself Colonel Manly; do you chuse to be at home? CHARLOTTE: Shew him in. [Exit SERVANT.]...that they would willingly lay down their lives for my welfare, — you will excuse me if I am so unfashionable as to speak of them with some degree of...

...direction, you will get me crying, and that, you know, will spoil my eyes. MANLY. Forgive me, my sister—I am no enemy to mirth; I love your sprightliness; and...man; but when I mention the respectable authors of our existence,—the protectors and cherishers of our helpless infancy, whose hearts glow with such...