Forty And Fifty a Farce in One Act
Forty And Fifty a Farce in One Act
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Alta. Well, madam, all I know is this my father, one-and- twenty years ago, left England for the island of Antigua, and dur- ing the tedium of a long voyage, became attached to a widow lady, who went out in the same ship.
Mrs. L. Very natural well, sir?
Alta. Yes, madam, very so natural that Mrs. L. You hesitate, sir !
Alta. I am that gentleman's natural son.
Mrs. L. - Oh, dear me, my husband will never consent to your marriage with my niece.
Alta. Who my father was I have in vain endeavored to... ascertain ; I have, however, obtained from my early friend and guardian, his picture.
Mrs. L. Is't your father's picture ?
Alta. Yes; I always wear it I will show it to you.
Mrs. L. No, no ! he must have been a shocking person take it away I won't look at it.
Alta. Nay, pray look ; for as you said just now, your husband may throw some light on the subject.
Mrs. L. True give it to me (looks at the miniature) ah ! as i live, it's Damon !
Alta. Who ma'am Damon ?
10 FORTY AND FIFTY.
Mrs. L. It's Damon !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alta. Well, madam, all I know is this my father, one-and- twenty years ago, left England for the island of Antigua, and dur- ing the tedium of a long voyage, became attached to a widow lady, who went out in the same ship.
Mrs. L. Very natural well, sir?
Alta. Yes, madam, very so natural that Mrs. L. You hesitate, sir !
Alta. I am that gentleman's natural son.
Mrs. L. - Oh, dear me, my husband will never consent to your marriage with my niece.
Alta. Who my father was I have in vain endeavored to... ascertain ; I have, however, obtained from my early friend and guardian, his picture.
Mrs. L. Is't your father's picture ?
Alta. Yes; I always wear it I will show it to you.
Mrs. L. No, no ! he must have been a shocking person take it away I won't look at it.
Alta. Nay, pray look ; for as you said just now, your husband may throw some light on the subject.
Mrs. L. True give it to me (looks at the miniature) ah ! as i live, it's Damon !
Alta. Who ma'am Damon ?
10 FORTY AND FIFTY.
Mrs. L. It's Damon !
What to read after Forty And Fifty a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Haynes Bayly to read onlineMoreLess
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