Punchinello, volume 1, No. 13, June 25, 1870
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_Everybody in the audience_. "I don't begin to see into the plot yet, but we shall in time. " ACT IV. --_Scene_, COLONEL WILLOUGHBY'S _house in England. Enter_ COMICCONVICT _and two old pals_.
COMIC CONVICT. "I have found the Warden who used to cane us at theQuarries. We will have him soon. " _They hide behind a cabbage. Enter_WILLOUGHBY _and_ ARNOLD.
ARNOLD. "You promised in India to let me marry the heroine. " WILLOUGHBY. "You lie, you villain, you lie. " ARNOLD, "My friend, you are sadly cha...nged. Wait a moment, till everybodycomes in and forms a neat group, and I will explain myself. " (_Everybodycomes in and forms group_. ) WILLOUGHBY, "You are a self-proclaimed liar. Proceed!" ARNOLD. "You are not WILLOUGHBY. You are--" COMIC CONVICT. "SILAS GARRETT, the man who stole the money which ARNOLDwas thought to have stolen. Police, do your duty. " (_The police--notbeing the real thing, but only supes in police uniform--do their dutyand arrest_ WILLOUGHBY. ) _Somebody remarks that_ ARNOLD _is_ NOT GUILTY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Everybody in the audience_. "I don't begin to see into the plot yet, but we shall in time. " ACT IV. --_Scene_, COLONEL WILLOUGHBY'S _house in England. Enter_ COMICCONVICT _and two old pals_.
COMIC CONVICT. "I have found the Warden who used to cane us at theQuarries. We will have him soon. " _They hide behind a cabbage. Enter_WILLOUGHBY _and_ ARNOLD.
ARNOLD. "You promised in India to let me marry the heroine. " WILLOUGHBY. "You lie, you villain, you lie. " ARNOLD, "My friend, you are sadly cha...nged. Wait a moment, till everybodycomes in and forms a neat group, and I will explain myself. " (_Everybodycomes in and forms group_. ) WILLOUGHBY, "You are a self-proclaimed liar. Proceed!" ARNOLD. "You are not WILLOUGHBY. You are--" COMIC CONVICT. "SILAS GARRETT, the man who stole the money which ARNOLDwas thought to have stolen. Police, do your duty. " (_The police--notbeing the real thing, but only supes in police uniform--do their dutyand arrest_ WILLOUGHBY. ) _Somebody remarks that_ ARNOLD _is_ NOT GUILTY.
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 13, June 25, 1870?
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