My Wifes Husband a Farce in Two Acts
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how loving he looks. What 2fl" Mr wife's husband. [act ii.
an agreeable situation is mine ! — I can bear it no longer ! — He kisses her hand, while she is nothing loth. Oh! I shall go mad with jealousy and vexation'.
Enter Isabella, inhaste, c. D. F.
Isa. My father is coming this way from ray apartment vhere he has been searching for some person whom he de- clares is concealed.
Mrs. Wil. What must be done ?
Cii- Hush ! he is at the door.
Wil. [Aside — Making signs to Isabella. '] Confotind it I... — she will not look this way. — I begin to suspect a hoax; — the ladies and gentleman appear to be old friends.
Re-enter Testy, with a blunderbuss, R, Tes. My efforts have been unsuccessful. Hey-day ! what do I see ? — more relations, 1 suppose ; — another full house for a month, — I really am determined to set up an hotel. "Why, Isabella, what's all this ?
Jsa. This is Mrs. Wildlove, sir.
Tes. 1 know that is Mrs. Wildlove, sir! — she has been hoic these three days, I believe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
how loving he looks. What 2fl" Mr wife's husband. [act ii.
an agreeable situation is mine ! — I can bear it no longer ! — He kisses her hand, while she is nothing loth. Oh! I shall go mad with jealousy and vexation'.
Enter Isabella, inhaste, c. D. F.
Isa. My father is coming this way from ray apartment vhere he has been searching for some person whom he de- clares is concealed.
Mrs. Wil. What must be done ?
Cii- Hush ! he is at the door.
Wil. [Aside — Making signs to Isabella. '] Confotind it I... — she will not look this way. — I begin to suspect a hoax; — the ladies and gentleman appear to be old friends.
Re-enter Testy, with a blunderbuss, R, Tes. My efforts have been unsuccessful. Hey-day ! what do I see ? — more relations, 1 suppose ; — another full house for a month, — I really am determined to set up an hotel. "Why, Isabella, what's all this ?
Jsa. This is Mrs. Wildlove, sir.
Tes. 1 know that is Mrs. Wildlove, sir! — she has been hoic these three days, I believe.
What to read after My Wifes Husband a Farce in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry W Challis to read onlineMoreLess
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