Bells British Theatre Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays volume 8
Bells British Theatre Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays volume 8
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P-viiHce. I allure you, Madam, I faid Inft night, before THE TENDER HUSBAND. 2$ an hundred head of citizens, that Mrs. Barflieba Tipkiri. Was the moft ingenious young lady in the liberties.
Aunt. Well, Mr. Pounce, you are fo facetious- But you are always among the great ones -'Tis no wonder you have it.
Niece. Idle ! idle !
Pounce, But, Madam, you know Alderman Grey- goofe, he's a notable joking man. Well, fays he, here's Mrs. Barfheba's health She's my miftrefs.
Aunt. That man makes me fplit m...y fides with laugh- ing, he'sfuch a wag (Mr. Pounce pretends Grey- goofe faid all this, but I know 'tis his own wit, for he's in love with me. ) [AJide.
Pounce. But, Madam, there's a certain affair I fliould communicate to you. [Apart, Aunt. Aye, tis certainly fo He wants to break his mind to me. [/!fi
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P-viiHce. I allure you, Madam, I faid Inft night, before THE TENDER HUSBAND. 2$ an hundred head of citizens, that Mrs. Barflieba Tipkiri. Was the moft ingenious young lady in the liberties.
Aunt. Well, Mr. Pounce, you are fo facetious- But you are always among the great ones -'Tis no wonder you have it.
Niece. Idle ! idle !
Pounce, But, Madam, you know Alderman Grey- goofe, he's a notable joking man. Well, fays he, here's Mrs. Barfheba's health She's my miftrefs.
Aunt. That man makes me fplit m...y fides with laugh- ing, he'sfuch a wag (Mr. Pounce pretends Grey- goofe faid all this, but I know 'tis his own wit, for he's in love with me. ) [AJide.
Pounce. But, Madam, there's a certain affair I fliould communicate to you. [Apart, Aunt. Aye, tis certainly fo He wants to break his mind to me. [/!fi
What to read after Bells British Theatre Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bell to read online
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