Po' White Trash And Other One-Act Dramas
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Eileen. {Kisses his limid.) Ah! Thanks, my A Song at the Castle 141 lord — a thousand, thousand thanks! You have brought a far more splendid gift to my birthday than any of the three who call themselves my suitors.
CoRNWALLis. Three suitors? Eileen, what if there were four?
EiLEEK. Four ! Has another, — is any new guest come?
CoRKWALLis. A new suitor, so I am told. And he has already presented his gift, Eileen.
EiLEEK. You have seen him? Ah, who is he, dear my lord?
CoRNWALLis. One whom you kno...w nearly, and he hopes dearly.
Eileen. And you say he is here now? — here? Is he — is he from England?
CoEKWALLis. He is, from England.
EiLEEif . Ah, where is he? My lord, where is he?
CoRNWALLis. He has fears. He is not as your other suitors, in aspect or in nature.
Eileen. Ah! that he is not, indeed! A thou- sand times more noble !
OoENWALLis. Great Heaven! You say that, child? Dear child — Eileen — then you have guessed — ^his name?
Eileen. Ah, Sir, it is — it is CoRNWALLis. Your loving servant — Charles Cornwallis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eileen. {Kisses his limid.) Ah! Thanks, my A Song at the Castle 141 lord — a thousand, thousand thanks! You have brought a far more splendid gift to my birthday than any of the three who call themselves my suitors.
CoRNWALLis. Three suitors? Eileen, what if there were four?
EiLEEK. Four ! Has another, — is any new guest come?
CoRKWALLis. A new suitor, so I am told. And he has already presented his gift, Eileen.
EiLEEK. You have seen him? Ah, who is he, dear my lord?
CoRNWALLis. One whom you kno...w nearly, and he hopes dearly.
Eileen. And you say he is here now? — here? Is he — is he from England?
CoEKWALLis. He is, from England.
EiLEEif . Ah, where is he? My lord, where is he?
CoRNWALLis. He has fears. He is not as your other suitors, in aspect or in nature.
Eileen. Ah! that he is not, indeed! A thou- sand times more noble !
OoENWALLis. Great Heaven! You say that, child? Dear child — Eileen — then you have guessed — ^his name?
Eileen. Ah, Sir, it is — it is CoRNWALLis. Your loving servant — Charles Cornwallis.
What to read after Po' White Trash And Other One-Act Dramas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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