Comedies
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Snowb. No — no; don't go. If we're to plant the olive stay and witness the ceremony.
Cassan, By no means — we should only embarrass. {Aside to Mrs. Peachdown. Depend upon it, the surest way to crush the creature is, ha ! ha ! to marry liim. ) Petgoose. {Aside to Snowball : Be quiet — talk little, and — I'm at hand — call if there's danger. ) {Aside : A fine woman — with a mellow look of money — too good for him. ) Cassan. Doctor, — Petgoose. I attend you. {Aside : And she'll succeed in her M 16...2 THE CATSPAW suit — no doubt. And success is charming. Yes, I was always a friend — a great friend to success. ) Madam.
[Leads off Cassandra.
3frs. Peachd. ( JVith sudden animation. ) And now, my dear Mr. Snowball ! Why, what's the matter ?
Snowh. Madam, I'll be frank. Your tenderness alarms me. I shall sink under it. A soft atmosphere kills me. So if you please — {aside — better stop this at once) — let our conversation be brisk and bracing.
Mrs. Peachd. With all my heart !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Snowb. No — no; don't go. If we're to plant the olive stay and witness the ceremony.
Cassan, By no means — we should only embarrass. {Aside to Mrs. Peachdown. Depend upon it, the surest way to crush the creature is, ha ! ha ! to marry liim. ) Petgoose. {Aside to Snowball : Be quiet — talk little, and — I'm at hand — call if there's danger. ) {Aside : A fine woman — with a mellow look of money — too good for him. ) Cassan. Doctor, — Petgoose. I attend you. {Aside : And she'll succeed in her M 16...2 THE CATSPAW suit — no doubt. And success is charming. Yes, I was always a friend — a great friend to success. ) Madam.
[Leads off Cassandra.
3frs. Peachd. ( JVith sudden animation. ) And now, my dear Mr. Snowball ! Why, what's the matter ?
Snowh. Madam, I'll be frank. Your tenderness alarms me. I shall sink under it. A soft atmosphere kills me. So if you please — {aside — better stop this at once) — let our conversation be brisk and bracing.
Mrs. Peachd. With all my heart !
What to read after Comedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerrold, Douglas William, 1803-1857 to read onlineMoreLess
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