British Theatre 17
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I have no leisure to talk with your lordship now.— A little more that way, if you please, [Waving*] — You know where I live.— If you have any commands for Miss Russet^ you will hear of her ^8 TltB ISAtOuS WlfB» AB K too at my house.— —Nay, keep back> my lord. [Pre^ senting,'] Your lordship's most obedient humble servant. [&xt/ tvitA Harriot.
L. Trink, [Looking after them, and pausing Jbr a short «tW.]— — I cut a mighty ridiculous figure here, *pon.
honour.— So I have been concerting this deep s...cheme, merely to serve him. Oh, the devil take such intrigues, and all silly country ^rls, that can give up a man of quality and figure, for a fellow that nobody knows. [Exii* jiCT V. SCENE L Lady Freelovf'j House. Enter Lord Trinket, Lady pREfeLOVB with a Letter y and Captain O'Cutter.
Lord Trinket, V/a8 ever any thing so unfortunate ? Pox on*t| captain, how could you make such a strange blunder \ 0*CiU. I never tought of a blunder. I was to da^ liver two letters, and if I gave them one a piece, I tought it was all one, fait.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have no leisure to talk with your lordship now.— A little more that way, if you please, [Waving*] — You know where I live.— If you have any commands for Miss Russet^ you will hear of her ^8 TltB ISAtOuS WlfB» AB K too at my house.— —Nay, keep back> my lord. [Pre^ senting,'] Your lordship's most obedient humble servant. [&xt/ tvitA Harriot.
L. Trink, [Looking after them, and pausing Jbr a short «tW.]— — I cut a mighty ridiculous figure here, *pon.
honour.— So I have been concerting this deep s...cheme, merely to serve him. Oh, the devil take such intrigues, and all silly country ^rls, that can give up a man of quality and figure, for a fellow that nobody knows. [Exii* jiCT V. SCENE L Lady Freelovf'j House. Enter Lord Trinket, Lady pREfeLOVB with a Letter y and Captain O'Cutter.
Lord Trinket, V/a8 ever any thing so unfortunate ? Pox on*t| captain, how could you make such a strange blunder \ 0*CiU. I never tought of a blunder. I was to da^ liver two letters, and if I gave them one a piece, I tought it was all one, fait.
What to read after British Theatre 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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