Guilty Or Not Guilty a Comedy in Five Acts First Acted At the Theatre Royal
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Lady Rigid, [to Sophia. '] Do not increase his passion by reply. I'll follow you. [Exit Sophia.
Pray, my dear lord, hear what I have to urge.
Lord Rigid. Go wait my coming, then.
[turns up the stage. ] Lady Rigid. Alas ! this austerity has been my A COMEDY. 71 my bane; fear of his anger firft taught me dupli- city, and one step from truth has involved me in consequences fatal to my peace ; but which must be averted from one, who, unfortunately, sutlers with me. [Exit.
Lord Rigid. I'm justly pun...ished for having so long cherished a thankless viper. I had hoped his marriage with Sophia even there I acted wrong, for my avaricious haste may have hurried him into this union with a girl he had seduced too Scandalous !
Re-enter Sir Harry (more intoxicated).
Sir Harry. So it is, my Lord, very scanda- lous, I've been ill used by the butler, affronted in the stable, and called names by the chamber- maid.
Lord Rigid. And you find their master in as ill a humour for trifling with blockheads.
Sir Harry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Rigid, [to Sophia. '] Do not increase his passion by reply. I'll follow you. [Exit Sophia.
Pray, my dear lord, hear what I have to urge.
Lord Rigid. Go wait my coming, then.
[turns up the stage. ] Lady Rigid. Alas ! this austerity has been my A COMEDY. 71 my bane; fear of his anger firft taught me dupli- city, and one step from truth has involved me in consequences fatal to my peace ; but which must be averted from one, who, unfortunately, sutlers with me. [Exit.
Lord Rigid. I'm justly pun...ished for having so long cherished a thankless viper. I had hoped his marriage with Sophia even there I acted wrong, for my avaricious haste may have hurried him into this union with a girl he had seduced too Scandalous !
Re-enter Sir Harry (more intoxicated).
Sir Harry. So it is, my Lord, very scanda- lous, I've been ill used by the butler, affronted in the stable, and called names by the chamber- maid.
Lord Rigid. And you find their master in as ill a humour for trifling with blockheads.
Sir Harry.
What to read after Guilty Or Not Guilty a Comedy in Five Acts First Acted At the Theatre Royal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dibdin to read onlineMoreLess
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