Hes Much to Blame a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal C
Hes Much to Blame a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal C
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Our matters fuppofe we have neither fenfe nor feeling ; yet exact every thing that requires the five fenfes in perfection. They expect we mould know their meaning before they open their lips ; yet won't allow we have common undcrflanding.
Har. More Ihame for 'em. 1 warrant for all that we can game, run in debt, get in drink, and be as proud and domineering as they for their lives.
Will. Yes, yes : let them but change places and they would foon find we could rife to their vices, and they could l...ink to ours, with all the eafe imaginable.
E a Har.
36 HE'S MUCH TO BLAME: Har. They have no fuch notion though, Mr. Williams.
Will. That is their vanity, Mr. Harry. J have lived with Mr. Delaval ever fince he returned from India; and, though he is a good (Sees Lucy) Hay ! Surely It mult be her ! Do you know that young woman, Mr. Harry r* Har. No : but I have heard a ftrange (lory about her.
Will. Ay! It is ! What ? I am fure it is Lucy ! What ftrange ftory have you heard f* Har. Why that the came here late laft night with a young gentleman, now above, pretending to be his waiting maid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our matters fuppofe we have neither fenfe nor feeling ; yet exact every thing that requires the five fenfes in perfection. They expect we mould know their meaning before they open their lips ; yet won't allow we have common undcrflanding.
Har. More Ihame for 'em. 1 warrant for all that we can game, run in debt, get in drink, and be as proud and domineering as they for their lives.
Will. Yes, yes : let them but change places and they would foon find we could rife to their vices, and they could l...ink to ours, with all the eafe imaginable.
E a Har.
36 HE'S MUCH TO BLAME: Har. They have no fuch notion though, Mr. Williams.
Will. That is their vanity, Mr. Harry. J have lived with Mr. Delaval ever fince he returned from India; and, though he is a good (Sees Lucy) Hay ! Surely It mult be her ! Do you know that young woman, Mr. Harry r* Har. No : but I have heard a ftrange (lory about her.
Will. Ay! It is ! What ? I am fure it is Lucy ! What ftrange ftory have you heard f* Har. Why that the came here late laft night with a young gentleman, now above, pretending to be his waiting maid.
What to read after Hes Much to Blame a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holcroft Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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