Mothers And Daughters a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed Once At the Theatr
Mothers And Daughters a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed Once At the Theatr
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my friend Sir Gregory Plump and I have monopolised the ladies between us, eh ! Gregory ? and if you interfere with either one or the other of them, you must make up your mind to the consequences.
SANDFORD.
Sir Gregory, is my uncle really in earnest ?
SIR GREGORY PLUMP.
Perfectly in earnest, Mr. Sandford. I have undertaken to relieve your uncle from the old lady, that he may have more leisure for the young one.
SCENEL] MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS. 21 SANDFORD.
The young one ? What young one ?
LORD MER...LIN.
What young one ? Pray, sir, is that the way you speak of the mesmeric divinity whose eyes are to set you dream- ing by the hour together ? Dreaming ! Eyes had a dif- ferent sort of magnetism in our day, Gregory.
SANDFORD.
Well, I acknowledge, I did rhapsodize a little ; but you must confess, uncle, it was not fair to listen.
LORD MERLiN.
Every thing is fair in love, Bob.
SANDFORD.
Love ! what does your lordship mean ?
LORD MERLIN.
That if you attempt to attract the affections of Miss Manifold by any of your rhapsodies, Pll break with you for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my friend Sir Gregory Plump and I have monopolised the ladies between us, eh ! Gregory ? and if you interfere with either one or the other of them, you must make up your mind to the consequences.
SANDFORD.
Sir Gregory, is my uncle really in earnest ?
SIR GREGORY PLUMP.
Perfectly in earnest, Mr. Sandford. I have undertaken to relieve your uncle from the old lady, that he may have more leisure for the young one.
SCENEL] MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS. 21 SANDFORD.
The young one ? What young one ?
LORD MER...LIN.
What young one ? Pray, sir, is that the way you speak of the mesmeric divinity whose eyes are to set you dream- ing by the hour together ? Dreaming ! Eyes had a dif- ferent sort of magnetism in our day, Gregory.
SANDFORD.
Well, I acknowledge, I did rhapsodize a little ; but you must confess, uncle, it was not fair to listen.
LORD MERLiN.
Every thing is fair in love, Bob.
SANDFORD.
Love ! what does your lordship mean ?
LORD MERLIN.
That if you attempt to attract the affections of Miss Manifold by any of your rhapsodies, Pll break with you for ever.
What to read after Mothers And Daughters a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed Once At the Theatr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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