Camillas Husband An Original Drama in Three Acts
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Major and Shrimp. [Inleiposing . ] Sir Philip ! Gentlemen !
Sir Phil. Gentlemen ! [lie laughs scornfully. ] Is it that you include this hedgeboru fellow in the category ? Enough — [as they again inter- pose] — I will have no tardy apology — the insult was public — such a mark blood alone can obliterate ! [He moves to go up stage. ] Follow ! [Maurice wlw has nutde a quick movement as about to obey, checks himself— glances ivildlg arouud room as seeking some one, then with a stifled groan draws h...imself again coldly up.
Mau. I cannot.
Jon. [Down r. ] Maurice! [There is a general movement of astonishment, and Sib Philip, trembling icith passion, again places himself before Wak- ner — good contrast here between the high, cold, agonised restraint of War- neb and the hot rage of Sib Philip — they occupy centre of stage. '} Sir Phil, [a] Coward! It shall at least be blow for blow. [With a movement fierce and sudden, Maubice Wabneb has grasped Sm Phil- lip's upraised arm, and before it can descend, hurls him violent!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Major and Shrimp. [Inleiposing . ] Sir Philip ! Gentlemen !
Sir Phil. Gentlemen ! [lie laughs scornfully. ] Is it that you include this hedgeboru fellow in the category ? Enough — [as they again inter- pose] — I will have no tardy apology — the insult was public — such a mark blood alone can obliterate ! [He moves to go up stage. ] Follow ! [Maurice wlw has nutde a quick movement as about to obey, checks himself— glances ivildlg arouud room as seeking some one, then with a stifled groan draws h...imself again coldly up.
Mau. I cannot.
Jon. [Down r. ] Maurice! [There is a general movement of astonishment, and Sib Philip, trembling icith passion, again places himself before Wak- ner — good contrast here between the high, cold, agonised restraint of War- neb and the hot rage of Sib Philip — they occupy centre of stage. '} Sir Phil, [a] Coward! It shall at least be blow for blow. [With a movement fierce and sudden, Maubice Wabneb has grasped Sm Phil- lip's upraised arm, and before it can descend, hurls him violent!
What to read after Camillas Husband An Original Drama in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watts Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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