Comic Dramas in Three Acts
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— I suppose it's the money has done it. — More fool his master to give it to him ! — and greater fool I, if I don't get some of it from him, in some shape or another. 'Twould be odd enough, if I, John Popkin the white, weren't a match any way for Quaco the black.
Re- enter Quaco.
Pop. Well ! delight o' my eyes ! what art grinning for, from year to year f Quaco. Massa's friend ! — Massa's good friend, he coming up.
A DRAMA. 191 Pop. He ! — Who is coming up ?
2uaco. (Rubbing his hands. ) Massa On...slow.
Pop. Dunce ! didn't I tell you, not at home to walkers.
Quaco. Well, he no Walker — no Mr. Walker, he Mr. Onslow.
Pop. (Aside. ) Blundering blackamoor blockhead ! (Aloud. ) Well, off with you down to the hall, and get your luncheon now, while I settle this Onslow.
(Exeunt Quaco and Popkin. ) SCENE III.
Changes to another Apartment.
Mr. Onslow, alone.
Mr. Ons. At last I have got in — and at last I hope I shall see Mrs. St. Albans. (To Popkin, who enters. ) Will you be so good, Sir, as to let Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— I suppose it's the money has done it. — More fool his master to give it to him ! — and greater fool I, if I don't get some of it from him, in some shape or another. 'Twould be odd enough, if I, John Popkin the white, weren't a match any way for Quaco the black.
Re- enter Quaco.
Pop. Well ! delight o' my eyes ! what art grinning for, from year to year f Quaco. Massa's friend ! — Massa's good friend, he coming up.
A DRAMA. 191 Pop. He ! — Who is coming up ?
2uaco. (Rubbing his hands. ) Massa On...slow.
Pop. Dunce ! didn't I tell you, not at home to walkers.
Quaco. Well, he no Walker — no Mr. Walker, he Mr. Onslow.
Pop. (Aside. ) Blundering blackamoor blockhead ! (Aloud. ) Well, off with you down to the hall, and get your luncheon now, while I settle this Onslow.
(Exeunt Quaco and Popkin. ) SCENE III.
Changes to another Apartment.
Mr. Onslow, alone.
Mr. Ons. At last I have got in — and at last I hope I shall see Mrs. St. Albans. (To Popkin, who enters. ) Will you be so good, Sir, as to let Mrs.
What to read after Comic Dramas in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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