Miscellaneous Plays And Farces
Miscellaneous Plays And Farces
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Quick. Pray, Sir 1, take no notice of her, for Ihe will not be known to you.
-' T T 1 f 1 Bram. I proteft, I think, I have fome knowledge of the Lady.
Sec.. Mr. . Francis, I hope you will introduce my learned council, Mr. Bramble, to the Lady. Ha, ha!
Quick By no means, Sir ; nor you neither, at this time, it will not be proper ; confider the place - t Mr. Bramble muft pardon her.
Sec. Aye, he mall pardon her ; and fo do I from the bottom of my heart. Ha, ha, ha ! and Mafter Francis and I, when... we get home, will drink a health to all that are going Eaftward to-night, towards Cuckolds-point, and fo to the health of Mafter Bramble, ha, ha, ha! and you'll pledge it, Mafter Francis, heh ?
Pet. Nay, dearcoufin, do not weep Mr. Security, friend, a word with you here is our fair friend, Mrs. Bramble, diflblv'd in tears me drowns the whole mirth of our meeting prithee take her afide and comfort her.
Sec. Fye, fye, Mrs. Brabble ! what do you weep for ? what is the caufe ? Perhaps becaufe your hui- band is fo near, and your heart reproaches you for having a little abus'd him Alas !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quick. Pray, Sir 1, take no notice of her, for Ihe will not be known to you.
-' T T 1 f 1 Bram. I proteft, I think, I have fome knowledge of the Lady.
Sec.. Mr. . Francis, I hope you will introduce my learned council, Mr. Bramble, to the Lady. Ha, ha!
Quick By no means, Sir ; nor you neither, at this time, it will not be proper ; confider the place - t Mr. Bramble muft pardon her.
Sec. Aye, he mall pardon her ; and fo do I from the bottom of my heart. Ha, ha, ha ! and Mafter Francis and I, when... we get home, will drink a health to all that are going Eaftward to-night, towards Cuckolds-point, and fo to the health of Mafter Bramble, ha, ha, ha! and you'll pledge it, Mafter Francis, heh ?
Pet. Nay, dearcoufin, do not weep Mr. Security, friend, a word with you here is our fair friend, Mrs. Bramble, diflblv'd in tears me drowns the whole mirth of our meeting prithee take her afide and comfort her.
Sec. Fye, fye, Mrs. Brabble ! what do you weep for ? what is the caufe ? Perhaps becaufe your hui- band is fo near, and your heart reproaches you for having a little abus'd him Alas !
What to read after Miscellaneous Plays And Farces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Brome to read onlineMoreLess
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