Old Maids a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal Covent Gard
Old Maids a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal Covent Gard
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STEPHEN.
Stay awhile !
charlotte (half aloud to Robert). A monstrous handsome person that, Sir Philip.
JOHN.
She speaks, methinks, of me !
Stephen and JACOB. Be sure she does.
JOHN.
She is struck ! Pray introduce me. — Nothing like Clenching the nail at once !
STEPHEN.
My friend aspires To know you, Lady Blanche !
CHARLOTTE.
His grace is good.
scene i. J OLD MAIDS. 57 JOHN. She takes me for a duke ! — Your ladyship O'errates, alas, my rank ! I am not a duke.
CHARLOTTE.
Alas, Not for your lordsh...ip, but the rank which lacks The pride of owning such an ornament.
JOHN.
She'll have me an earl, if I am not a duke. I can't account for this !
STEPHEN.
'Tis instinct, sir !
Like natures oft find one another out ! Though yet plain gentleman, I would not say But you're an earl or duke in embryo !
JOHN.
I have my own forebodings thereupon ; 'Twere fit I undeceived her, — were it not ? Fair lady ! neither duke nor earl am I.
CHARLOTTE.
1 must believe your looks against your words !
JOHN.
Nay, lady, trust my words against my looks !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STEPHEN.
Stay awhile !
charlotte (half aloud to Robert). A monstrous handsome person that, Sir Philip.
JOHN.
She speaks, methinks, of me !
Stephen and JACOB. Be sure she does.
JOHN.
She is struck ! Pray introduce me. — Nothing like Clenching the nail at once !
STEPHEN.
My friend aspires To know you, Lady Blanche !
CHARLOTTE.
His grace is good.
scene i. J OLD MAIDS. 57 JOHN. She takes me for a duke ! — Your ladyship O'errates, alas, my rank ! I am not a duke.
CHARLOTTE.
Alas, Not for your lordsh...ip, but the rank which lacks The pride of owning such an ornament.
JOHN.
She'll have me an earl, if I am not a duke. I can't account for this !
STEPHEN.
'Tis instinct, sir !
Like natures oft find one another out ! Though yet plain gentleman, I would not say But you're an earl or duke in embryo !
JOHN.
I have my own forebodings thereupon ; 'Twere fit I undeceived her, — were it not ? Fair lady ! neither duke nor earl am I.
CHARLOTTE.
1 must believe your looks against your words !
JOHN.
Nay, lady, trust my words against my looks !
What to read after Old Maids a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal Covent Gard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles James Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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