Deaf As a Post a Farce in One Act
Deaf As a Post a Farce in One Act
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Sophy. Ay, my dear Amy. You have a shrewd head at guessing. Come, now, guess if you can, my father's motive for sending nic from London. Here is his letter ; and though Tve read it twenty- times, I am unable to undorotand it. [Reads. ] '' My dear Sophy, I have seen the estate you told me of; it pleases me, and has induced me to conclude an affair, which deeply concerns you. " — Deeply concerns me — that it is tliat puzzles me. — " Set off instantly for the Bell inn, Winc...hester, where you will find me. Perhaps, your friend, Miss Templeton, will accompany you. " Amy. Nothing can be clearer — the all'air which concerns you, must be marriage — the husband — O, my brother, Charles Temple- ton, of course ; and the estate in question, he intends to settle on you, as a marriage portion.
Sophy. Very clear, indeed, except that my father never saw your brother in his life, and never heard him mentioned, I believe, but by my aunt, at whose house, at Bath, I first met him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, crosses, and exit, l.
Sophy. Ay, my dear Amy. You have a shrewd head at guessing. Come, now, guess if you can, my father's motive for sending nic from London. Here is his letter ; and though Tve read it twenty- times, I am unable to undorotand it. [Reads. ] '' My dear Sophy, I have seen the estate you told me of; it pleases me, and has induced me to conclude an affair, which deeply concerns you. " — Deeply concerns me — that it is tliat puzzles me. — " Set off instantly for the Bell inn, Winc...hester, where you will find me. Perhaps, your friend, Miss Templeton, will accompany you. " Amy. Nothing can be clearer — the all'air which concerns you, must be marriage — the husband — O, my brother, Charles Temple- ton, of course ; and the estate in question, he intends to settle on you, as a marriage portion.
Sophy. Very clear, indeed, except that my father never saw your brother in his life, and never heard him mentioned, I believe, but by my aunt, at whose house, at Bath, I first met him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poole, John, 1786?-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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