British Theatre 24
British Theatre 24
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One cju^stiop mor^, mfid^pi^, ^J^^ \ bf«C ^one. Did Mr. g^lmont eyey sqlicit ypyir ]fg^flay4og from this house ?
Fid. lifever diredilV, sir. rfe his often, wTien wc have been alone, quarrelled with' himself for bring- ing me into it.
•S/r Char. I thank you, rtacfarfl. And if my en- quiries have been at any time too importunate, allow them to the warmth of an honest friendship : for I have a heart that feels for yoUr distresses, and beats to relieve them.
Fid. i have no wbi^ds, Sir Charles ; let... my tears thank you.
Sir Oar. Be composed, my child. And if Roset- ta's suspicions grow violent, t have apartments ready tb receive you, witW siicH welcome, as virtue should find with one who loves it.
Ptd. Still, Sir' Charles, niy t'eai-s are all that I can thank you w'ith^ for tliis gobdness is too much for me^.
Fad. And so she's a bit for the old gentleman at last ! Rare news for Charles I or with a little addi- tibn r shall make it so. cut I miist decamp, to avoid dahi:er. {^/isidet and exit ^ Sir Char.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One cju^stiop mor^, mfid^pi^, ^J^^ \ bf«C ^one. Did Mr. g^lmont eyey sqlicit ypyir ]fg^flay4og from this house ?
Fid. lifever diredilV, sir. rfe his often, wTien wc have been alone, quarrelled with' himself for bring- ing me into it.
•S/r Char. I thank you, rtacfarfl. And if my en- quiries have been at any time too importunate, allow them to the warmth of an honest friendship : for I have a heart that feels for yoUr distresses, and beats to relieve them.
Fid. i have no wbi^ds, Sir Charles ; let... my tears thank you.
Sir Oar. Be composed, my child. And if Roset- ta's suspicions grow violent, t have apartments ready tb receive you, witW siicH welcome, as virtue should find with one who loves it.
Ptd. Still, Sir' Charles, niy t'eai-s are all that I can thank you w'ith^ for tliis gobdness is too much for me^.
Fad. And so she's a bit for the old gentleman at last ! Rare news for Charles I or with a little addi- tibn r shall make it so. cut I miist decamp, to avoid dahi:er. {^/isidet and exit ^ Sir Char.
What to read after British Theatre 24?
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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