Melmoth the Wanderer a Play in Five Acts
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Royce. If so it please you, convey our regrets to the King, should he inquire.
De Forest. Most gladly. We d do a better ser vice for the saying. I know your worth, my lords.
Royce. We thank you. A pleasant time to you, gentlemen.
De Forest. I m sorry you will not attend.
Royce. We have special duties to perform, and must deny ourselves.
De Forest. I do not doubt it. Well, good night.
Steele. Ay, good night to us. We ll pledge you in our cups. (Withdrawing. ) Edwin. (Singing. ) "There s one I lo...ve above the stars " Steele. (Singing. ) "But not above the wine!" Good night, good night, we ll pledge you in our cups.
Dohlgrin. Royce, I think Royce. My friends, have we your good will to ACT II 83 speak to you again of a certain business?
De Forest. Ay, what is it, sir?
Dohlgrin. Not now, eh, Royce?
Royce. Tomorrow afternoon or evening, sirs not to-night.
De Forest. Very well, my lords. Our wish is your pleasure.
(Exeunt De Forest, Steele and Edwin. ) Royce. They were one time Esmund s compan ions, and may assist us in his release.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Royce. If so it please you, convey our regrets to the King, should he inquire.
De Forest. Most gladly. We d do a better ser vice for the saying. I know your worth, my lords.
Royce. We thank you. A pleasant time to you, gentlemen.
De Forest. I m sorry you will not attend.
Royce. We have special duties to perform, and must deny ourselves.
De Forest. I do not doubt it. Well, good night.
Steele. Ay, good night to us. We ll pledge you in our cups. (Withdrawing. ) Edwin. (Singing. ) "There s one I lo...ve above the stars " Steele. (Singing. ) "But not above the wine!" Good night, good night, we ll pledge you in our cups.
Dohlgrin. Royce, I think Royce. My friends, have we your good will to ACT II 83 speak to you again of a certain business?
De Forest. Ay, what is it, sir?
Dohlgrin. Not now, eh, Royce?
Royce. Tomorrow afternoon or evening, sirs not to-night.
De Forest. Very well, my lords. Our wish is your pleasure.
(Exeunt De Forest, Steele and Edwin. ) Royce. They were one time Esmund s compan ions, and may assist us in his release.
What to read after Melmoth the Wanderer a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustav Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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