London Assurance: a Comedy in Five Acts
London Assurance: a Comedy in Five Acts
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Ah! (They sink into silence again; aside. ) How very awkward !
Young C. Madam — ahem — there was — is — I mean — I was about to remark — (Aside. ) Why, I have made love before to a hundred women!
Grace. (Aside. ) I wish I had something to do, for I have nothing to say.
48 LONDON ASSURANCE.
Young C. Madam — there is — a subject so fraught with fate to my future life, that you must pardon my lack of delicacy should a too hasty expression mar the fervent courtesy of its intent. (Pause. ) To you, I... feel aware, I must appear in the light of a comparative stranger. Of you — I know perhaps too much for my own peace.
Grace. (Aside. ) He is in love.
Young C. I forget all that befell before I saw your beauteous self; I seem born into another world — my nature changed — the beams of that bright face falling on my soul, have, from its chaos, warmed into life the flowrets of affec- tion, whose maiden odors now float toward the sun, pouring forth on their pure tongue a mite of adoration, midst the voices of a universe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah! (They sink into silence again; aside. ) How very awkward !
Young C. Madam — ahem — there was — is — I mean — I was about to remark — (Aside. ) Why, I have made love before to a hundred women!
Grace. (Aside. ) I wish I had something to do, for I have nothing to say.
48 LONDON ASSURANCE.
Young C. Madam — there is — a subject so fraught with fate to my future life, that you must pardon my lack of delicacy should a too hasty expression mar the fervent courtesy of its intent. (Pause. ) To you, I... feel aware, I must appear in the light of a comparative stranger. Of you — I know perhaps too much for my own peace.
Grace. (Aside. ) He is in love.
Young C. I forget all that befell before I saw your beauteous self; I seem born into another world — my nature changed — the beams of that bright face falling on my soul, have, from its chaos, warmed into life the flowrets of affec- tion, whose maiden odors now float toward the sun, pouring forth on their pure tongue a mite of adoration, midst the voices of a universe.
What to read after London Assurance: a Comedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boucicault, Dion, 1820-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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