When he has wearied me for two hours he looks at his watch, to see if he may not tire me for an hour more.

Of George Grenville

in 1765; Horace Walpole The Reign of George III (1845)


When he has wearied me for two hours he looks at his watch, to see if he may not tire me for an hour more.

When he has wearied me for two hours he looks at his watch, to see if he may not tire me for an hour more.

When he has wearied me for two hours he looks at his watch, to see if he may not tire me for an hour more.

When he has wearied me for two hours he looks at his watch, to see if he may not tire me for an hour more.