Dramas volume 2
Dramas volume 2
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Pardon me That I should be so bold to name you thus ! At fall of eve we'll join their merriment; And thou shalt be my partner in the dance.
(Taking her 1i and gallantly. } I'll have thee all and solelv to mvself; THE PHANTOM : A DRAMA. 247 Unless, perhaps, if these old legs should fail, Thou wilt accept of this young Highlander (Pointing to MALCOLM) To be my substitute. Come, gentles all ! By this soft lily hand let me conduct The daughter of my old and honour'd friend ; My trysted partner too.... Aha ! aha !
(Leading off ALICE gaily with a strathspey step. ) \_Exeunt.
SCENE III.
A Lobby or Entrance-room, with fire-arms, swords, and Jishing tackle hung on the walls. Servants are seen passing to and fro with plaids and bundles of heath in their hands.
Enter HOUSEKEEPER.
HOUSEKEEPER.
Make all the speed ye may : in the long chamber There must be twenty bed-frames quickly set, And stuff' d with heather for the tacksmen ; ay, And for their women, in the further room, Fourteen besides, with plaidings for them all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pardon me That I should be so bold to name you thus ! At fall of eve we'll join their merriment; And thou shalt be my partner in the dance.
(Taking her 1i and gallantly. } I'll have thee all and solelv to mvself; THE PHANTOM : A DRAMA. 247 Unless, perhaps, if these old legs should fail, Thou wilt accept of this young Highlander (Pointing to MALCOLM) To be my substitute. Come, gentles all ! By this soft lily hand let me conduct The daughter of my old and honour'd friend ; My trysted partner too.... Aha ! aha !
(Leading off ALICE gaily with a strathspey step. ) \_Exeunt.
SCENE III.
A Lobby or Entrance-room, with fire-arms, swords, and Jishing tackle hung on the walls. Servants are seen passing to and fro with plaids and bundles of heath in their hands.
Enter HOUSEKEEPER.
HOUSEKEEPER.
Make all the speed ye may : in the long chamber There must be twenty bed-frames quickly set, And stuff' d with heather for the tacksmen ; ay, And for their women, in the further room, Fourteen besides, with plaidings for them all.
What to read after Dramas volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baillie Joanna to read onlineMoreLess
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