Great Catherine
Great Catherine
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[Indulgently. ] There! [She takes a pillow from thebed and puts it under his head: then turns to Edstaston: surveyshim with perfect dignity: and asks, in her queenliest manner. ]Varinka, who is this gentleman?
VARINKA. A foreign captain: I cannot pronounce his name. I thinkhe is mad. He came to the Prince and said he must see yourMajesty. He can talk of nothing else. We could not prevent him.
EDSTASTON [overwhelmed by this apparent betrayal]. Oh! Madam: Iam perfectly sane: I am actually an Engl...ishman. I should neverhave dreamt of approaching your Majesty without the fullestcredentials. I have letters from the English ambassador, from thePrussian ambassador. [Naively. ] But everybody assured me thatPrince Patiomkm is all-powerful with your Majesty; so I naturallyapplied to him.
PATIOMKIN [interrupts the conversation by an agonized wheezinggroan as of a donkey beginning to bray]!!!
CATHERINE [like a fishfag]. Schweig, du Hund. [Resuming herimpressive royal manner. ] Have you never been taught, sir, how agentleman should enter the presence of a sovereign?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Indulgently. ] There! [She takes a pillow from thebed and puts it under his head: then turns to Edstaston: surveyshim with perfect dignity: and asks, in her queenliest manner. ]Varinka, who is this gentleman?
VARINKA. A foreign captain: I cannot pronounce his name. I thinkhe is mad. He came to the Prince and said he must see yourMajesty. He can talk of nothing else. We could not prevent him.
EDSTASTON [overwhelmed by this apparent betrayal]. Oh! Madam: Iam perfectly sane: I am actually an Engl...ishman. I should neverhave dreamt of approaching your Majesty without the fullestcredentials. I have letters from the English ambassador, from thePrussian ambassador. [Naively. ] But everybody assured me thatPrince Patiomkm is all-powerful with your Majesty; so I naturallyapplied to him.
PATIOMKIN [interrupts the conversation by an agonized wheezinggroan as of a donkey beginning to bray]!!!
CATHERINE [like a fishfag]. Schweig, du Hund. [Resuming herimpressive royal manner. ] Have you never been taught, sir, how agentleman should enter the presence of a sovereign?
What to read after Great Catherine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bernard Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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