Edward Garrett a Story of Mars
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He ll not return. Bid Anthony wait.
Gainst bear tis safer be in company; An goes my way we may travel for a day. Ist Rob. Do you intend to go away? Gar. I do.
I will speak with Anthony myself. Come, [Exeunt ACT II, SCENE Ilf. 55 SCENE III. Two Rooms in Carroll s. In Room 2. GARRETT and ANTHONY eating.
Gar. Why so opposed to enter here for food? Ant. And did I look opposed? Gar. Well you said so.
Ant. Eager to be cute ofttimes tricks the truth. Enter SERVANT with more food.
Gar. Servant of this ...manor thine s a goodly act, Indeed, for since the eve our leaving camp, Long-starved and saddle-sore we have travelled, In our woods-man bold attire not daring A village enter, two days we ve hungered, Nor yet have tasted more than brackish water. Be thou content to take as giving we.
[Gives servant gold. Enter MARY CARROLL in Room i. Listens.
Ant. Tell me, how long have you been servant here? Ser. Ah, these years. Since mistress mother married.
Ant. Is thy mistress mother living? Ser. She s not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He ll not return. Bid Anthony wait.
Gainst bear tis safer be in company; An goes my way we may travel for a day. Ist Rob. Do you intend to go away? Gar. I do.
I will speak with Anthony myself. Come, [Exeunt ACT II, SCENE Ilf. 55 SCENE III. Two Rooms in Carroll s. In Room 2. GARRETT and ANTHONY eating.
Gar. Why so opposed to enter here for food? Ant. And did I look opposed? Gar. Well you said so.
Ant. Eager to be cute ofttimes tricks the truth. Enter SERVANT with more food.
Gar. Servant of this ...manor thine s a goodly act, Indeed, for since the eve our leaving camp, Long-starved and saddle-sore we have travelled, In our woods-man bold attire not daring A village enter, two days we ve hungered, Nor yet have tasted more than brackish water. Be thou content to take as giving we.
[Gives servant gold. Enter MARY CARROLL in Room i. Listens.
Ant. Tell me, how long have you been servant here? Ser. Ah, these years. Since mistress mother married.
Ant. Is thy mistress mother living? Ser. She s not.
What to read after Edward Garrett a Story of Mars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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