Plays
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Mrs. Tiffany resumes her seat.
Enter Twinkle, l. tj. e. (salutes Sekaphina.) Twin. Fair Seraphina ! the sun itself grows dim.
Unless you aid his light and shine on him !
Sera. Ah 1 Mr. Twinkle, there is no such thing as answering you.
Twin, (looks around and perceives Mrs. Tiffany) The "New Monthly Vernal Galaxy." Reading my_ verses by all that's charming ! Sensible woman ! I wo'nt interrupt her. (aside).
Mrs. Tif. (rising and coming forward) Ah! Mr. Twin- kle, is that you ? I was perfectly ahi...mS at the perusal of your .very distingu6 verses.
Twin. I am overwhelmed. Madam. Permit me (taking the magazine) . Yes, they do read tolerably. And you must take into consideration, ladies, the rapidity with which they were written. Four minutes and a half by the stop watch ! The true test of a poet is the velocity with which he composes. Really they do look very prettily, and they read tolerably — quite tolerably — very tolerably, — especially the first verse, (reads) " To Seraphina T ." Sera.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Tiffany resumes her seat.
Enter Twinkle, l. tj. e. (salutes Sekaphina.) Twin. Fair Seraphina ! the sun itself grows dim.
Unless you aid his light and shine on him !
Sera. Ah 1 Mr. Twinkle, there is no such thing as answering you.
Twin, (looks around and perceives Mrs. Tiffany) The "New Monthly Vernal Galaxy." Reading my_ verses by all that's charming ! Sensible woman ! I wo'nt interrupt her. (aside).
Mrs. Tif. (rising and coming forward) Ah! Mr. Twin- kle, is that you ? I was perfectly ahi...mS at the perusal of your .very distingu6 verses.
Twin. I am overwhelmed. Madam. Permit me (taking the magazine) . Yes, they do read tolerably. And you must take into consideration, ladies, the rapidity with which they were written. Four minutes and a half by the stop watch ! The true test of a poet is the velocity with which he composes. Really they do look very prettily, and they read tolerably — quite tolerably — very tolerably, — especially the first verse, (reads) " To Seraphina T ." Sera.
What to read after Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Anna Cora Ogden Mowatt to read onlineMoreLess
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