Past Ten O'clock, And a Rainy Night: a Farce
Past Ten O'clock, And a Rainy Night: a Farce
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Squib. Well con^rade !
JDoz* Can't find my coat.
[Mrs. Silence appears at door and beckons Bantam^ rvlu) approaches home door on tiptoe.^ Squib. You're so careless.
I)oz. So are you — you'd stand there and talk of my carelessness, while your back's hardly turn^ but a strange man walks into the' housie before your face.
[Mrs. Silence goes in, pulls back Bantam by the skirt of his coat?)^ Digitized by Google A llAIKY ^I&HT. 81 Squib. Hall! friend.
Ban. I only — eh — oh — ah!— how dye do?— [to Do...zey.
Jl>oz. How d'ye do — Oh now I look again, this is an old acquaintance.
^qmh. Yes, I know he is — he gave me a guinea.
Doz. And me a bottle of wine-— well — ^where's Sir Peter?
Bern. Sir Peter — Oh, he's come— -he's just gone in.
Squib. And what of that?
Boz. Why then this is his servant, and — Squib. His servant ! (^eaks to Dozey apart.) Ban. To be sure, its my duty to follow my master — and here the true Sir Peter comes by all that's mischievous, I must in and apprize them (aside.) [Going towards house Dozey pulls him back.l Doz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Squib. Well con^rade !
JDoz* Can't find my coat.
[Mrs. Silence appears at door and beckons Bantam^ rvlu) approaches home door on tiptoe.^ Squib. You're so careless.
I)oz. So are you — you'd stand there and talk of my carelessness, while your back's hardly turn^ but a strange man walks into the' housie before your face.
[Mrs. Silence goes in, pulls back Bantam by the skirt of his coat?)^ Digitized by Google A llAIKY ^I&HT. 81 Squib. Hall! friend.
Ban. I only — eh — oh — ah!— how dye do?— [to Do...zey.
Jl>oz. How d'ye do — Oh now I look again, this is an old acquaintance.
^qmh. Yes, I know he is — he gave me a guinea.
Doz. And me a bottle of wine-— well — ^where's Sir Peter?
Bern. Sir Peter — Oh, he's come— -he's just gone in.
Squib. And what of that?
Boz. Why then this is his servant, and — Squib. His servant ! (^eaks to Dozey apart.) Ban. To be sure, its my duty to follow my master — and here the true Sir Peter comes by all that's mischievous, I must in and apprize them (aside.) [Going towards house Dozey pulls him back.l Doz.
What to read after Past Ten O'clock, And a Rainy Night: a Farce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dibdin to read onlineMoreLess
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