A Tale of Mystery a Melo Drame
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First Gard. Well; let them come: all is ready.
Pier. It has a nice look, Vy my fackins 1 F'rst Gard. I believe it has ! thanks to me.
Pier. Thanks to you !
Second Gard. And me.
Pier. And you ? Here's impudence ! I say it is thanks to me.
F. And 8, Gard. You, indeed ! E 26 A TALE OF MYSTERY.
Pier* Why, surely, you'll not have the face to pretend to deny my incapacity ? F. Gard. Yours? & Gard. Yours ? Pier* Mine! mine!
&terSTEPHANO.
Steph. What is the matter, my honest friends?
jF. Gard. Wny, her...e's Mr. Piero pretends to dispute his claim to all that has been done.
S. Gard* Yes; and says every "thing is owing to his incapacity.
F. Gard. Now I maintain the incapacity was all my own. (To Steph. ) Saving and except- ing yours, sir.
S. Gard. And mine.
F. Gard. Seeing you gave the first orders.
Pier. But wafnt they given to me, sir? Did'nt you say to me, Piero, says you Steph. (interrupting) Ay, ay; each man has done his part ; all is excellent, and I thank you kindly. Are the villagers invited ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First Gard. Well; let them come: all is ready.
Pier. It has a nice look, Vy my fackins 1 F'rst Gard. I believe it has ! thanks to me.
Pier. Thanks to you !
Second Gard. And me.
Pier. And you ? Here's impudence ! I say it is thanks to me.
F. And 8, Gard. You, indeed ! E 26 A TALE OF MYSTERY.
Pier* Why, surely, you'll not have the face to pretend to deny my incapacity ? F. Gard. Yours? & Gard. Yours ? Pier* Mine! mine!
&terSTEPHANO.
Steph. What is the matter, my honest friends?
jF. Gard. Wny, her...e's Mr. Piero pretends to dispute his claim to all that has been done.
S. Gard* Yes; and says every "thing is owing to his incapacity.
F. Gard. Now I maintain the incapacity was all my own. (To Steph. ) Saving and except- ing yours, sir.
S. Gard. And mine.
F. Gard. Seeing you gave the first orders.
Pier. But wafnt they given to me, sir? Did'nt you say to me, Piero, says you Steph. (interrupting) Ay, ay; each man has done his part ; all is excellent, and I thank you kindly. Are the villagers invited ?
What to read after A Tale of Mystery a Melo Drame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holcroft Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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