 | Edward George E.L. Bulwer- Lytton (1st baron.) - 1838 - 140 halaman
...humble : but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God and Man, the temple of a wife's honour ! Know that I would rather starve — yes !—...Go ! BEAUSEANT. What, is not your pride humbled yet 1 PAULINE. Sir, what was pride in prosperity, in affliction becomes virtue. BEAUSEANT. Look round :... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1838 - 120 halaman
...humble ; but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God and man, the temple of a wife's honour ! Know that I would rather starve, yes ! with...Go ! BEAUSEANT. What, is not your pride humbled yet t PAULINE. Sir, what was pride in prosperity in affliction becomes virtue. BEAUSEANT. Look round :... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1863 - 512 halaman
...humble : but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God and man, the temple of a wife's honour ! Know that I would rather starve — yes —...even were you the prince whose name he bore ! — Go. Beau. What is not your pride humbled yet ? Pauline. Sir, what was pride in prosperity in affliction... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1868 - 72 halaman
...humble : but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God and man, the temple of a wife's honour ! Know that I would rather starve, yes, with...hand, even were you the prince whose name he bore ! Go ! Beau. What, is not your pride humbled yfit ? Pau. Sir, what was pride in prosperity, in affliction... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, John M. Kingdom - 1875 - 418 halaman
...but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God ancl man, the temple of a wife's honor ! Know that I would rather starve — yes — with him...your lawful hand, even were you the prince whose name lie bore. Go. BEAU. What, is not your pride humbled yet ? PAULIJÎE. Sir, what was pride in prosperity... | |
 | 1876 - 416 halaman
...but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God and man, the temple of "a wife's honor ! Know that I would rather starve — yes ! with him...rugged floors — these homely walls — this wretched straggle of poverty for comfort — think of this ! and contrast with such a picture the refinement,... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1898 - 482 halaman
...but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God and man, the temple of a wife's honor ! Know that I would rather starve — yes — with him...prosperity in affliction becomes virtue. BEAUSEANT. walls — this wretched struggle of poverty for comfort — think of this ! and contrast with such... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1901 - 348 halaman
...but a husband's roof, however lowly, is, in the eyes of God and man, the temple of a wife's honor! Know that I would rather starve — yes — with him...even were you the prince whose name he bore! — Go. Beau. What! is not your pride humbled yet? Pauline. Sir, what was pride in prosperity in affliction... | |
 | Dame Ellen Terry - 1908 - 490 halaman
...temple of a wife's honour. (Tumultuous applause.) Know that I would rather starve — aye, starve — with him who has betrayed me than accept your lawful...hand, even were you the prince whose name he bore. (Hurrying on quickly to prevent applause before the finish.) Go I " It is easy to laugh at Lytton's... | |
 | Dame Ellen Terry - 1908 - 676 halaman
...temple of a wife's honor. (Tumultuous applause.) Know that I would rather starve — aye, starve — with him who has betrayed me than accept your lawful...hand, even were you the prince whose name he bore. (Hurrying on quickly to prevent applause before the finish.) Go!" It is easy to laugh at Lytton's rhetoric,... | |
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Know that I would rather starve — yes ! with him who has betrayed me, than accept your lawful hand, even were you the Prince whose name he bore ! Go ! Beauseant. What, is not your pride humbled yet? Pauline. Sir, what was pride in prosperity, in affliction... 
