Charity
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Mr. S. Oh ! There maj' he au answer. Staj-.
Jiuth. (Quietli/.) Yes ; I'll stay.
Mr. S. (Beads note.) Oh! Sirs. Tan Bnigh writes to say that she wishes to see me this afternoon — alone. (Sits down io'write.
Fred. Alone! Oh, then — then perliups I'd better witlidraw.
( With affected emotion. Going i;.
Piuih. Ay, perhajis you better had.
( S lie follows lam toith her eyes us lie rjoes to Uic door. lie seems uneasy. Then exits s.e.l.
Jh: S. (R.C.) There is the answer. ( Finishing note.
Until. (L c....) Smailey ; wot's wrong about niv ladv?
]\lr. S. Wrong?
Ruth. Ay, there's ruin couiiii' to bur, and she hnows it. She's beeu queer-like these two days. I've come upon her cryia' odd times, and she's as white as death. Wot is it. Smailey ?
Jfr. S. Probably a head-ache. I'm not a doctor.
Ridh, 1 am. It's no head-ache — it's lieart-ache. It's ruin.
J\[r. S. It is ruin ; to her wealth, and lier good name.
Ridh. Ilcr good nanio? Why, you're never goiu' to meddle wi' ih(d.
Mr. S. You are deceived in your mistret-.s.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. S. Oh ! There maj' he au answer. Staj-.
Jiuth. (Quietli/.) Yes ; I'll stay.
Mr. S. (Beads note.) Oh! Sirs. Tan Bnigh writes to say that she wishes to see me this afternoon — alone. (Sits down io'write.
Fred. Alone! Oh, then — then perliups I'd better witlidraw.
( With affected emotion. Going i;.
Piuih. Ay, perhajis you better had.
( S lie follows lam toith her eyes us lie rjoes to Uic door. lie seems uneasy. Then exits s.e.l.
Jh: S. (R.C.) There is the answer. ( Finishing note.
Until. (L c....) Smailey ; wot's wrong about niv ladv?
]\lr. S. Wrong?
Ruth. Ay, there's ruin couiiii' to bur, and she hnows it. She's beeu queer-like these two days. I've come upon her cryia' odd times, and she's as white as death. Wot is it. Smailey ?
Jfr. S. Probably a head-ache. I'm not a doctor.
Ridh, 1 am. It's no head-ache — it's lieart-ache. It's ruin.
J\[r. S. It is ruin ; to her wealth, and lier good name.
Ridh. Ilcr good nanio? Why, you're never goiu' to meddle wi' ih(d.
Mr. S. You are deceived in your mistret-.s.
What to read after Charity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Schwenck Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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