A Series of Plays
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Pro. O lud, lud ! there be such cheats in this world, they frighten honest folks from trying their fortune. I have got a crown of my own, just now, and with another crown put to it by any good-hearted fellow that would go halves with me in the profit, I have an opportunity of making a good round sum, at present, in a very honest way, that would almost make a man of me at once : but I'm sure I don't advise you to do it ; for prudence is a great virtue ; prudence is a very great virtue.
(^Bell ri...ngs, and Robert stands hesitating. ') Rob. Hang it ! a crown is no great matter after all. There it is. {giving him the cronm whilst the bell rings again. ) How that plaguy bell rings ! When you get the money for me, you'll know where to call ?
Pro. Never fear ! when I get the money for you, ril find my way back again, I warrant you.
[Exeunt.
A COMEDY. 389 SCENE 11.
A Garden, with a Temple see?! at some distancey in which are disco'vered Lady Sarah, Sophia, Mr. And Mrs. Beaumont, a?id William Beau- mont, as ij^ seated after trrea/fast; whilst Gar- dener a7td one or two of the Servants skulk near the front of the stage, behind some bushes, looking at them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pro. O lud, lud ! there be such cheats in this world, they frighten honest folks from trying their fortune. I have got a crown of my own, just now, and with another crown put to it by any good-hearted fellow that would go halves with me in the profit, I have an opportunity of making a good round sum, at present, in a very honest way, that would almost make a man of me at once : but I'm sure I don't advise you to do it ; for prudence is a great virtue ; prudence is a very great virtue.
(^Bell ri...ngs, and Robert stands hesitating. ') Rob. Hang it ! a crown is no great matter after all. There it is. {giving him the cronm whilst the bell rings again. ) How that plaguy bell rings ! When you get the money for me, you'll know where to call ?
Pro. Never fear ! when I get the money for you, ril find my way back again, I warrant you.
[Exeunt.
A COMEDY. 389 SCENE 11.
A Garden, with a Temple see?! at some distancey in which are disco'vered Lady Sarah, Sophia, Mr. And Mrs. Beaumont, a?id William Beau- mont, as ij^ seated after trrea/fast; whilst Gar- dener a7td one or two of the Servants skulk near the front of the stage, behind some bushes, looking at them.
What to read after A Series of Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baillie Joanna to read onlineMoreLess
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