Rob Howards Comedy the Committee And Teague An Irish Stage Type
Rob Howards Comedy the Committee And Teague An Irish Stage Type
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Act IV.
Colonel Blunt has been seizei again by bailiffs. He is arrested for rioting and led to the „ Devil Tavern".^*^) In the street Miss Arbella succeeds to free her lover pretending that he is a kinsman of hers Afterwards we see Blunt and Careless sitting in a tavern. They summon Teague to make Obadiah drunk and send him home after- wards in that condition. Obadiah, the secretary of the Committee has just brought a message from Mr. Day.
10) At the author's time the „Devil Tavern" stood betwe...en Temple Bar and the Middle Temple Gate, nearly opposite to St. Dunstan's (see Handbook of London).
- 22 - Obadiah ^ets very drunk and Teague in his fickle humour forces him to sing Irish songs and to learn „to snuff for the King". In the house of the family Day the returning drunken servant Obadiah is the cause of great excitement. Ruth and Arbella make profit of the absence of Mrs. Day and the confusion at the arrival of Obadiah and steal the papers of the Chairman; they take refuge in the house of Careless and Blunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Act IV.
Colonel Blunt has been seizei again by bailiffs. He is arrested for rioting and led to the „ Devil Tavern".^*^) In the street Miss Arbella succeeds to free her lover pretending that he is a kinsman of hers Afterwards we see Blunt and Careless sitting in a tavern. They summon Teague to make Obadiah drunk and send him home after- wards in that condition. Obadiah, the secretary of the Committee has just brought a message from Mr. Day.
10) At the author's time the „Devil Tavern" stood betwe...en Temple Bar and the Middle Temple Gate, nearly opposite to St. Dunstan's (see Handbook of London).
- 22 - Obadiah ^ets very drunk and Teague in his fickle humour forces him to sing Irish songs and to learn „to snuff for the King". In the house of the family Day the returning drunken servant Obadiah is the cause of great excitement. Ruth and Arbella make profit of the absence of Mrs. Day and the confusion at the arrival of Obadiah and steal the papers of the Chairman; they take refuge in the house of Careless and Blunt.
What to read after Rob Howards Comedy the Committee And Teague An Irish Stage Type?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Tellenbach to read onlineMoreLess
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