Mavourneen; a Comedy in Three Acts
Mavourneen; a Comedy in Three Acts
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'] But now I shall never forget you.
CASTLEMAINE Prettily answered. And how smooth the rogue's cheek is. [She strokes it. ] And what is your name ? C 57 3- MAVOURNEEN PATRICIA Patri [Coughs. ] Patrick Patrick O'Brien your servant.
CASTLEMAINE Patrick shall be my servant, if he will. [Moves closer. ] You would not tell those sparks your errand; will you tell me ?
PATRICIA Gladly. I am come out of Ireland to seek my fortune at court.
CASTLEMAINE And I will see that you find it.
PATRICIA [Not at a...ll grateful. ] Thank you; but my ambition was to serve the Queen.
CASTLEMAINE Foh! The Portugal woman would only hinder your fortune. I can make you.
PATRICIA [Puzzled. ] How is that possible?
CASTLEMAINE [Laughing. ] You shall see ! [She rises and turns to the others. ] Buckingham, here is a young gentleman who, by his merits, should go far.
ACT I BUCKINGHAM I doubt not that with your guidance hell go farther than he dreams of.
MONTAGU [Who has been watching CASTLEMAINE with increasing jealousy, to PATRICIA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'] But now I shall never forget you.
CASTLEMAINE Prettily answered. And how smooth the rogue's cheek is. [She strokes it. ] And what is your name ? C 57 3- MAVOURNEEN PATRICIA Patri [Coughs. ] Patrick Patrick O'Brien your servant.
CASTLEMAINE Patrick shall be my servant, if he will. [Moves closer. ] You would not tell those sparks your errand; will you tell me ?
PATRICIA Gladly. I am come out of Ireland to seek my fortune at court.
CASTLEMAINE And I will see that you find it.
PATRICIA [Not at a...ll grateful. ] Thank you; but my ambition was to serve the Queen.
CASTLEMAINE Foh! The Portugal woman would only hinder your fortune. I can make you.
PATRICIA [Puzzled. ] How is that possible?
CASTLEMAINE [Laughing. ] You shall see ! [She rises and turns to the others. ] Buckingham, here is a young gentleman who, by his merits, should go far.
ACT I BUCKINGHAM I doubt not that with your guidance hell go farther than he dreams of.
MONTAGU [Who has been watching CASTLEMAINE with increasing jealousy, to PATRICIA.
What to read after Mavourneen; a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Louis Napoleon, 1852-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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