Here She Goes And There She Goes; An Ethiopian Farce..
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I say, old gentleman, will you have our William sent up?
Old T. What's that, sir?
HERE SHE GOES, AND THERE SHE GOES. J Jack. We want our William.
Old T. Oh, you mean my son-in-law, Joshua, don't you?
Jack. No, no; our William.
Old T. What, have you left a young man down-stairs?
Jack {laughs). No, no. Til tell you. You see, I haven't had one in so long a time that I'm not familiar enough to call it Bill, so I call it William. {Both laugh.) Old T. Oh, yes, I see. It's a good joke — ha, ha. You wa...nt your bill.
Jack. Yes. {All this tune Bill is stowing away all the eat- ables in his clothes?) Old T. Why, ain't you going to stay all night?
Jack. No ; we should like to, but our business compels us to go.
Old T. Oh, very well. Til go down-stairs and send my son- in-law, Joshua, up with your bill. {Aside.) And I'll tell him to make them pay for what they've had. {Exit Old T\, r.) Bill. Say, Jack, we've had our supper. Now what shall we do?
Jack. Well, as we've had our dance, we must pay the fiddler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say, old gentleman, will you have our William sent up?
Old T. What's that, sir?
HERE SHE GOES, AND THERE SHE GOES. J Jack. We want our William.
Old T. Oh, you mean my son-in-law, Joshua, don't you?
Jack. No, no; our William.
Old T. What, have you left a young man down-stairs?
Jack {laughs). No, no. Til tell you. You see, I haven't had one in so long a time that I'm not familiar enough to call it Bill, so I call it William. {Both laugh.) Old T. Oh, yes, I see. It's a good joke — ha, ha. You wa...nt your bill.
Jack. Yes. {All this tune Bill is stowing away all the eat- ables in his clothes?) Old T. Why, ain't you going to stay all night?
Jack. No ; we should like to, but our business compels us to go.
Old T. Oh, very well. Til go down-stairs and send my son- in-law, Joshua, up with your bill. {Aside.) And I'll tell him to make them pay for what they've had. {Exit Old T\, r.) Bill. Say, Jack, we've had our supper. Now what shall we do?
Jack. Well, as we've had our dance, we must pay the fiddler.
What to read after Here She Goes And There She Goes; An Ethiopian Farce..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coes, George H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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