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... CHARLES SURFACE Why , look'ee , Joseph , I hope I shall never deliberately do a dishonourable action ; but if a pretty woman was purposely to throw herself in my way - and that ... CHARLES SURFACE Indeed . SIR PETER But I acquit you.
... Surface , Mr. C. Warner ; Charles Surface , Mr. Kendal ; Crabtree , Mr. Rignold ; Careless , Mr. F. Robertson ; Rowley , Mr. Kemble ; Moses , Mr. A. Cecil ; Snake , Mr. G. Grossmith , jun .; Trip , Mr. T. Thorne ; Sir Harry Bumper ...
... Charles Surface , 9 June 1788 , after which he retired , settling at Bury St. Edmunds . He returned to the stage of Drury Lane for one night , 18 May 1798 , playing Charles Surface for the benefit of King . He died , 13 Sept. 1819 , in ...
... Charles Surface , with a cant of sentiment which makes us turn for relief to the more honest hypocrite his brother . Mr. H. " could never do ; " but its composition was pleasant , and its acceptance gave Lamb some of the happiest ...
... Charles Surface , Mr. Lester is graceful and agreeable - maintaining generally that character of a gentleman which many actors of the part whom we could name have seemingly forgotten , or else have not had the judgment to discern ...
... Charles , this O the prodigal ! is the most convenient thing you could have found for the business , for ' twill ... SURFACE , Sir OLIVER SURFACE , MOSES , and CARELESS . Charles S. Walk in , gentlemen , pray walk in ; here they ...
... Charles Surface , and very much more of a gentleman . The miserly uncle , though very well drawn , is less exceptionally well drawn : but Penny- boy Canter , the disguised father , is equally delightful from the moment of his entrance ...
... Charles Surface's Scene III . Room in Charles Surface's House . Scene IV . Joseph Surface's House . Sir Peter Teazle G. D. Burnaby . Sir Oliver Surface Joseph Surface Charles Surface • Mr. Kennedy . Sir Toby William S. J. Marston .. JE ...
... CHARLES SURFACE . Charles S. Gentlemen , you must excuse me a .ittle . Careless , take the chair , will you ? Care . Nay , prithee , Charles , what now ? This is one of your peerless beauties , I suppose , has dropt in by chance ? Charles ...