Queen Victoria a Play in Seven Episodes
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WELLINGTON Yes, ma'am, a very fine day. VICTORIA It was somewhat damp, though. WELLINGTON It was rather damp, ma'am. VICTORIA The Duchess is travelling on the Continent, I be lieve? WELLINGTON She's in Vienna, now. VICTORIA The Duchess rides, does she not? WELLINGTON She does ride sometimes, ma'am. VICTORIA Has she a nice horse? 9O Queen Victoria WELLINGTON A thoroughbred. By Waterdale out of Hester. VICTORIA (Shocked) My lord! WELLINGTON Her mare is carrying a colt now, by Spitfire. VICTORIA M...y lord, you forget yourself. (She is 'drawn up to her full indignant height. The DUKE grows surly. He growls ) WELLINGTON Well, ma'am, you asked. (She turns from him pointedly to GLAD STONE. WELLINGTON angrily stamps over to the DUCHESS) Damme, what's the harm in saying a horse was born and had a sire and a dam and is going to have a colt? They don't come from heaven like angels. VICTORIA Do you ride, Mr. Gladstone? Queen Victoria 91 GLADSTONE Very seldom, Your Majesty. VICTORIA Have you been riding today?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WELLINGTON Yes, ma'am, a very fine day. VICTORIA It was somewhat damp, though. WELLINGTON It was rather damp, ma'am. VICTORIA The Duchess is travelling on the Continent, I be lieve? WELLINGTON She's in Vienna, now. VICTORIA The Duchess rides, does she not? WELLINGTON She does ride sometimes, ma'am. VICTORIA Has she a nice horse? 9O Queen Victoria WELLINGTON A thoroughbred. By Waterdale out of Hester. VICTORIA (Shocked) My lord! WELLINGTON Her mare is carrying a colt now, by Spitfire. VICTORIA M...y lord, you forget yourself. (She is 'drawn up to her full indignant height. The DUKE grows surly. He growls ) WELLINGTON Well, ma'am, you asked. (She turns from him pointedly to GLAD STONE. WELLINGTON angrily stamps over to the DUCHESS) Damme, what's the harm in saying a horse was born and had a sire and a dam and is going to have a colt? They don't come from heaven like angels. VICTORIA Do you ride, Mr. Gladstone? Queen Victoria 91 GLADSTONE Very seldom, Your Majesty. VICTORIA Have you been riding today?
What to read after Queen Victoria a Play in Seven Episodes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Carb to read onlineMoreLess
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