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Lady L. [significantly] Nothing.
Ste. Nothing ? Then I think it would be just as well to say what you mean. Come, dad, be as straightforward as I be ; consider her ladyship here out of the way, and speak the truth. What's all this about Martha Gibbs ? She be as good and modest a girl as ever trod the earth.
Lady L. I really know very little about treading the earth, as I invariably ride ; but a modest girl may be dazzled by an elegant exterior Jas. Flattered by attentions Lady L. Especially fro...m a superior Jas. To whom she's inferior.
Lady L. In a word, young man, I advise you as a friend to keep an eye upon Miss Martha Gibbs.
Jas. So do I — one eye on her, and one eye on — somebody else.
Lady L. And that somebody else — Sir Arthur Lassell !
Ste, The young baronet ? Martha? Ho, ho, ho ! [very loud) Jas. [aside] That damned laugh again !
Ste. Come, dad, and you, my lady, confess you've uttered a cruel calumny against a poor innocent girl, and that you be ashamed of yourselves, as you ought to be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady L. [significantly] Nothing.
Ste. Nothing ? Then I think it would be just as well to say what you mean. Come, dad, be as straightforward as I be ; consider her ladyship here out of the way, and speak the truth. What's all this about Martha Gibbs ? She be as good and modest a girl as ever trod the earth.
Lady L. I really know very little about treading the earth, as I invariably ride ; but a modest girl may be dazzled by an elegant exterior Jas. Flattered by attentions Lady L. Especially fro...m a superior Jas. To whom she's inferior.
Lady L. In a word, young man, I advise you as a friend to keep an eye upon Miss Martha Gibbs.
Jas. So do I — one eye on her, and one eye on — somebody else.
Lady L. And that somebody else — Sir Arthur Lassell !
Ste, The young baronet ? Martha? Ho, ho, ho ! [very loud) Jas. [aside] That damned laugh again !
Ste. Come, dad, and you, my lady, confess you've uttered a cruel calumny against a poor innocent girl, and that you be ashamed of yourselves, as you ought to be.
What to read after All That Glitters in Not Gold;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morton, Thomas, 1764?-1838 to read onlineMoreLess
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