How to Pay the Rent; a Farce in One Act
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Mil. I love the art myself — I had a painter tenant with me for four or five years : his name was Barry — mayhap yoy know him ] Rat. Know him! poor Barry — excellent well 1 I knew him as intimately as 1 hope to make you know me before we part.
Mil. That door opens to Mrs. Bariy's rooms — I may as well draw the bolt. [Bolts r. d.] I'm going to get her out to-day.
Rat. Get her out ! — oh, yes !
Mil. They were her children you heard squalling so, — nasty little beasts.
Rat. \ Aside] I must either ...get into the open air to cool my blood, or create space here by tossing my fat friend out of the window. Poor Barry ! But, psha ! — Mr. Mil- ler, I shall have my valuable furniture brought here im- Scene I.J HOW TC PAY THE RENT. 15 mediately, so do you make the most of your time in pre- paration — as a matter of course you'll call on Mr. Fustian — but I'll answer for his satisfying you on any point rela- tive to his lodger.
Mil. Why, as a matter of form, you know — though in point of fact, I dare say, in this case I should be just as well off without any reference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mil. I love the art myself — I had a painter tenant with me for four or five years : his name was Barry — mayhap yoy know him ] Rat. Know him! poor Barry — excellent well 1 I knew him as intimately as 1 hope to make you know me before we part.
Mil. That door opens to Mrs. Bariy's rooms — I may as well draw the bolt. [Bolts r. d.] I'm going to get her out to-day.
Rat. Get her out ! — oh, yes !
Mil. They were her children you heard squalling so, — nasty little beasts.
Rat. \ Aside] I must either ...get into the open air to cool my blood, or create space here by tossing my fat friend out of the window. Poor Barry ! But, psha ! — Mr. Mil- ler, I shall have my valuable furniture brought here im- Scene I.J HOW TC PAY THE RENT. 15 mediately, so do you make the most of your time in pre- paration — as a matter of course you'll call on Mr. Fustian — but I'll answer for his satisfying you on any point rela- tive to his lodger.
Mil. Why, as a matter of form, you know — though in point of fact, I dare say, in this case I should be just as well off without any reference.
What to read after How to Pay the Rent; a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Power Tyrone to read onlineMoreLess
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