Beau Brummel a Play in Four Acts
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He had heard of me; he recognized me at once, Mariana.
[621 BEAU BRUMMEL MARIANA.
[Quizzically. ] Of course, papa, he had read your name on his buttons.
VINCENT.
You are mistaken, my dear ; I am not a tailor, I am a cloth merchant. Did you notice how cordial His Royal Highness was? [Regretfully. ] I was too stiff with him, much too stiff, but Mr. Brummel would have it so.
MARIANA.
[Still trying to make a jest of it. ] Quite right, papa ; you needed your dignity and His Royal Highness did not.
V...INCENT.
Think, Mariana, what a difference to-day from yester day. Yesterday I was Vincent, of the City to-night, I am Vincent, of the Court. It is a proud position, my dear ; think of it, Holiver Vincent, the Prince s friend ! No more "The Hoak, the Hash, and the Bonny Hivy Tree. " No more "A Weary Lot Is Thine, Fair Maid. " [Imitates the playing of a piano. ] No more going to sleep after din ner. No, my dear, we ll read our names every morning, several times over, in the Court Journal. It ll be a staggerer for your Aunt Jane at Oundsditch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had heard of me; he recognized me at once, Mariana.
[621 BEAU BRUMMEL MARIANA.
[Quizzically. ] Of course, papa, he had read your name on his buttons.
VINCENT.
You are mistaken, my dear ; I am not a tailor, I am a cloth merchant. Did you notice how cordial His Royal Highness was? [Regretfully. ] I was too stiff with him, much too stiff, but Mr. Brummel would have it so.
MARIANA.
[Still trying to make a jest of it. ] Quite right, papa ; you needed your dignity and His Royal Highness did not.
V...INCENT.
Think, Mariana, what a difference to-day from yester day. Yesterday I was Vincent, of the City to-night, I am Vincent, of the Court. It is a proud position, my dear ; think of it, Holiver Vincent, the Prince s friend ! No more "The Hoak, the Hash, and the Bonny Hivy Tree. " No more "A Weary Lot Is Thine, Fair Maid. " [Imitates the playing of a piano. ] No more going to sleep after din ner. No, my dear, we ll read our names every morning, several times over, in the Court Journal. It ll be a staggerer for your Aunt Jane at Oundsditch.
What to read after Beau Brummel a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitch Clyde to read onlineMoreLess
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