...have been in her bed." Hitchcock says — " to her honour be it ever re" membered, that while thus in the zenith of her " glory, courted and caressed...ranks and " degrees, she made no alteration in her beha" viour ; she remained the same gay, affable, obli" ging, good-natured Woffington to every one...

...have been in her bed." " To her honour," says another friend, "be it ever remembered, that while thus in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by...goodnatured Woffington, to every one around her. Not to the lowest performer in the theatre did she refuse playing for — out of twentysix benefits she...

..." To her honour be it ever remembered," says tho Prompter of the Dublin Theatre, " that whilst thus in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour ; she remained the same gay, affable, obliging, good-natured...

...remembered, that, whilst in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour ; she remained...gay, affable, obliging, good-natured Woffington to everyone around her. . . . Not the lowest performer in the theatre did she refuse to play for : out...

...History of the Irish Stage," says of her : — "To her honour be it ever remembered, that whilst thus in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour ; she remained the same gay, affable, obliging, good-natured...

...Whitelocke, in his " History of the Irish Stage," " to her honour be it ever remembered, that whilst thus in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour — she remained the same gay, affable, good-natured Woffington...

...remembered, that, whilst in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour; she remained...the lowest performer in the theatre did she refuse to play for : out of twenty-six benefits she acted in twenty-four. . . . Such traits of character'...

...remembered, that, whilst in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour; she remained the same gay, affable, obliging, good-natured Woffmgton to every one around her. . . . Not the lowest performer in the theatre did she refuse to...

...stage contributes his testimony in her favour : " To her honour be it ever remembered, that, whilst in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour ; she remained the same gay, affable, obliging, good-natured...

...testifies to her bearing in private life. ' To her honour, be it ever remembered,' says he, ' that, whilst in the zenith of her glory, courted and caressed by all ranks and degrees, it made no alteration in her behaviour; she remained the same gay, affable, obliging, good natured...