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At last ! at last my punishment is at hand. And Eve — great heavens, what will be- come of her? Eve — who loves and honors me — Eve, my child ! I mustn't think of that. It will madden me. I shall want all my head for what is to come ! If news of this — marriage of mine {with a bitter latigh) had reached my godfather, he would have described me in his will as Captain Van Brugh's wife, and then I am lost, and Eve is lost. Oh, why don't that man come. This sus- pense is terrible. At last ! He's he...re !
Enter Eve and Fred with Dr. Athelney.
Eve. Mr. Smailey has returned with the will.
Frederick has been explaining to me the difference between freehold and leasehold, and you don't know how anxious I am to know which it is.
Fred. Eve, Eve, this is very mercenary.
E7iter Smailey.
J/r. 5. Mrs. Van Brugh, I am most happy to tell you that it is every thing that could be wished. My dear Mrs. Van Brugh, the Buckinghamshire farm is freehold. Here is the clause which refers to it : {Reads very deliberately) After giving you West- CHARITY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last ! at last my punishment is at hand. And Eve — great heavens, what will be- come of her? Eve — who loves and honors me — Eve, my child ! I mustn't think of that. It will madden me. I shall want all my head for what is to come ! If news of this — marriage of mine {with a bitter latigh) had reached my godfather, he would have described me in his will as Captain Van Brugh's wife, and then I am lost, and Eve is lost. Oh, why don't that man come. This sus- pense is terrible. At last ! He's he...re !
Enter Eve and Fred with Dr. Athelney.
Eve. Mr. Smailey has returned with the will.
Frederick has been explaining to me the difference between freehold and leasehold, and you don't know how anxious I am to know which it is.
Fred. Eve, Eve, this is very mercenary.
E7iter Smailey.
J/r. 5. Mrs. Van Brugh, I am most happy to tell you that it is every thing that could be wished. My dear Mrs. Van Brugh, the Buckinghamshire farm is freehold. Here is the clause which refers to it : {Reads very deliberately) After giving you West- CHARITY.
What to read after Original Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Schwenck Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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