Miscellaneous Plays
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But I have a cure for it that I always carry about in my pocket for the good of myfelf and my friends : do fwallow fome drops of it ; it will cure you prefently (offering him a fhial).
worshipton ( 'retreating from her J.
You are infinitely obliging, madam, but I never take any thing for it.
' i lady goodbody (following h'wi with the phial).
Do take it, and hold it in your mouth for fome jime before you fwallow it. It is very naufeous, but it will cure you.
worshipton (Jlill retreating).
Pray, ...madam, be fo obliging as to excufe me : I cannot poflibly fwallow it.
• i A COMEDY. 169 jlady good body (prejjing it Jilll more earneftly).
Indeed, indeed, it will cure you, and I muft poli- tively infill upon your taking it.
woushipton (defending him/elf vehemently J.
Pofitively then, madam, you oblige me to fay— (breaking fuddenly away, ) Peft take all the drugs in the world ! (Afide. ) SIR JOHNT HAZELWOOD.
You mull not, Lady Goodbody, infift on curing a man againft his will : he likes the pain perhaps ; let him enjoy it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I have a cure for it that I always carry about in my pocket for the good of myfelf and my friends : do fwallow fome drops of it ; it will cure you prefently (offering him a fhial).
worshipton ( 'retreating from her J.
You are infinitely obliging, madam, but I never take any thing for it.
' i lady goodbody (following h'wi with the phial).
Do take it, and hold it in your mouth for fome jime before you fwallow it. It is very naufeous, but it will cure you.
worshipton (Jlill retreating).
Pray, ...madam, be fo obliging as to excufe me : I cannot poflibly fwallow it.
• i A COMEDY. 169 jlady good body (prejjing it Jilll more earneftly).
Indeed, indeed, it will cure you, and I muft poli- tively infill upon your taking it.
woushipton (defending him/elf vehemently J.
Pofitively then, madam, you oblige me to fay— (breaking fuddenly away, ) Peft take all the drugs in the world ! (Afide. ) SIR JOHNT HAZELWOOD.
You mull not, Lady Goodbody, infift on curing a man againft his will : he likes the pain perhaps ; let him enjoy it.
What to read after Miscellaneous Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baillie Joanna to read onlineMoreLess
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