Richard Steele
Richard Steele
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Why stay I after . ? But I deserve to stay. To feel the quick remembrance of my follies. Yet if my sighs, my tears, my anguish can atone Re-enter Frederick, Lovemore, Latine, Gaoler, Victoria, and Penelope.
J^red. What is the matter ? What Y. Book. Behold this sight ! I am the guilty wretch— Fred. Keep aside a little, sir, he only swoons, I hope.
i82 THE L YING L O VER : [act v.
I think he breathes — yes, he returns. You must com- pose yourself.
Lat. Poor Bookwit ! how utterly he seems distress...ed !
O. Book. I will be calm — resign to Heaven — and hear you patiently.
Fred. You, sir, his favourite servant, pray speak honestly the truth of what you know to this learned gentleman, who is counsel in this case.
Y. Book. Sir, he is not Love. Pray, sir, give the servant leave first.
Lat. Know, then, I am not what I seem, but a gentle- man of a plentiful fortune. I am thus dressed to carry on such gay pursuits as should offer in this town. Not to detain you, Mr. Bookwit sent me late last night with a letter to one of these ladies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why stay I after . ? But I deserve to stay. To feel the quick remembrance of my follies. Yet if my sighs, my tears, my anguish can atone Re-enter Frederick, Lovemore, Latine, Gaoler, Victoria, and Penelope.
J^red. What is the matter ? What Y. Book. Behold this sight ! I am the guilty wretch— Fred. Keep aside a little, sir, he only swoons, I hope.
i82 THE L YING L O VER : [act v.
I think he breathes — yes, he returns. You must com- pose yourself.
Lat. Poor Bookwit ! how utterly he seems distress...ed !
O. Book. I will be calm — resign to Heaven — and hear you patiently.
Fred. You, sir, his favourite servant, pray speak honestly the truth of what you know to this learned gentleman, who is counsel in this case.
Y. Book. Sir, he is not Love. Pray, sir, give the servant leave first.
Lat. Know, then, I am not what I seem, but a gentle- man of a plentiful fortune. I am thus dressed to carry on such gay pursuits as should offer in this town. Not to detain you, Mr. Bookwit sent me late last night with a letter to one of these ladies.
What to read after Richard Steele?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Addison And Richard Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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