A Modern Ananias; Comedy in Three Acts
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Priid. Haven't I his letter?
Nell. From the way you harp on that absurd note you force me to conclude that you never got one before.
Priid. Don't get angry with me dear, /didn't spread any net.
The bird flew right into the cage without any coaxing whatever.
Nell. What pretty metaphors! You are setting up for a blue- stocking as well as a beauty, I see. The world will confess that your claim to wit at least equals your mortgage on good looks.
Prud. Don't distress yourself about me, dear. The wor...ld is not likely to base its judgment on the opinions of a disappointed and envious rival. [Shoiring annoyance.] Nell. Whatever may be your beauty, Miss Mayflower, your inability to control your temper argues little for your breeding.
Prud. I hope I shall always exhibit a proper resentment at any studied insolence. Our meeting here and its purpose were suggested by you.
Nell. How kind of you to remind me, dear.
Prud. Perhaps you dread the mortification of seeing your boasted fascinations disproved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Priid. Haven't I his letter?
Nell. From the way you harp on that absurd note you force me to conclude that you never got one before.
Priid. Don't get angry with me dear, /didn't spread any net.
The bird flew right into the cage without any coaxing whatever.
Nell. What pretty metaphors! You are setting up for a blue- stocking as well as a beauty, I see. The world will confess that your claim to wit at least equals your mortgage on good looks.
Prud. Don't distress yourself about me, dear. The wor...ld is not likely to base its judgment on the opinions of a disappointed and envious rival. [Shoiring annoyance.] Nell. Whatever may be your beauty, Miss Mayflower, your inability to control your temper argues little for your breeding.
Prud. I hope I shall always exhibit a proper resentment at any studied insolence. Our meeting here and its purpose were suggested by you.
Nell. How kind of you to remind me, dear.
Prud. Perhaps you dread the mortification of seeing your boasted fascinations disproved.
What to read after A Modern Ananias; Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, John Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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