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Cheviot, I should like to believe you, but it seems scarcely credible.
Mag. {crosses to l c) Oh, sir, lie's no telling ye truly.
I'm the puir Lowland lassie that he stole the hairt out of, three mouths ago, and promised to marry ; and I love him sae weel — sae weel, and now he's married to anither !
Ch. Nothing of the kind. I — Sym. You are mistaken, and so is your mith — mother.
He is not yet married to anith — nother.
Mag. Why, sir, it took place before my very ain eyes, before us a', to a be...autiful lady, three months since. [^Retires, c.
MiN. Cheviot, say tbat this is not true. Say that the beautiful lady was somebody— for instance, your aunt. Oh, say she was your aunt, I implore you !
Sym. {sternly). Cheviot, say she was your aunt, I command you !
Ch. Minnie, Symperson, don't believe them — it was no marriage. I don't even know the lady's name — I never saw her before — I've never seen her since. It's ridiculous— I couldn't have married her without knowing it — it's out of the question !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cheviot, I should like to believe you, but it seems scarcely credible.
Mag. {crosses to l c) Oh, sir, lie's no telling ye truly.
I'm the puir Lowland lassie that he stole the hairt out of, three mouths ago, and promised to marry ; and I love him sae weel — sae weel, and now he's married to anither !
Ch. Nothing of the kind. I — Sym. You are mistaken, and so is your mith — mother.
He is not yet married to anith — nother.
Mag. Why, sir, it took place before my very ain eyes, before us a', to a be...autiful lady, three months since. [^Retires, c.
MiN. Cheviot, say tbat this is not true. Say that the beautiful lady was somebody— for instance, your aunt. Oh, say she was your aunt, I implore you !
Sym. {sternly). Cheviot, say she was your aunt, I command you !
Ch. Minnie, Symperson, don't believe them — it was no marriage. I don't even know the lady's name — I never saw her before — I've never seen her since. It's ridiculous— I couldn't have married her without knowing it — it's out of the question !
What to read after "engaged."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Schwenck Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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