Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh : a Comedy in Three Acts
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(Turns ignoringly away, and joins Leavitt on the other side of the room) Anthony. (Continuing the introductions watch- fully) Miss de Salle; Mr. Swallow.
Violet. (Cordially and with some manner) I am so pleased to meet another of Mr. Rawson's friends. But where are the rest, Anthony? — Have they deserted you?
Swallow. No matter about the rest, Miss. It was you and your sister I wanted to see. — The rest can go ding !
Violet. (Puzzled) Dear, dear! Is that a com- pliment, Mr. Swallow?
Swallow. Ta...ke it whatever way you like, young lady. I know what I mean by it, and that's enough for now.
Violet. Oh, dear. You've aroused my curiosity.
I must tell Adelaide about it ! (Joins Leavitt and Adelaide and converses) (Swallow returning to his meal, speaks apart to Anthony.) Swallow. (Profoundly intrigued) Well, I take the count !
MRS. BUMPSTEAD-LEIGH 63 Anthony. (Rather brusquely) You went wide of the mark. That's clear S Swallow. (Stoutly) The young one stumps me. The other — well, r/rie looks like Delia Sayles, and she don't look like Delia Sayles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Turns ignoringly away, and joins Leavitt on the other side of the room) Anthony. (Continuing the introductions watch- fully) Miss de Salle; Mr. Swallow.
Violet. (Cordially and with some manner) I am so pleased to meet another of Mr. Rawson's friends. But where are the rest, Anthony? — Have they deserted you?
Swallow. No matter about the rest, Miss. It was you and your sister I wanted to see. — The rest can go ding !
Violet. (Puzzled) Dear, dear! Is that a com- pliment, Mr. Swallow?
Swallow. Ta...ke it whatever way you like, young lady. I know what I mean by it, and that's enough for now.
Violet. Oh, dear. You've aroused my curiosity.
I must tell Adelaide about it ! (Joins Leavitt and Adelaide and converses) (Swallow returning to his meal, speaks apart to Anthony.) Swallow. (Profoundly intrigued) Well, I take the count !
MRS. BUMPSTEAD-LEIGH 63 Anthony. (Rather brusquely) You went wide of the mark. That's clear S Swallow. (Stoutly) The young one stumps me. The other — well, r/rie looks like Delia Sayles, and she don't look like Delia Sayles.
What to read after Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh : a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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