Sarah's Young Man: a Farce in One Act
Sarah's Young Man: a Farce in One Act
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But you mil pay him ?
Sam. W^ell, I'm afraid it wouldn't be safe now.
Sarah. How do you mean?
Sam. By this time, of course, he is resigned to his fate, and the sudden stiock of receiving his money might be too much for him ; as I wouldn't wish to do the poor man an injury — I must reflect upon the matter. But the hat seems a nice light article, and you shall tell me, Sarah, my darling, how I look in it.
(takes off the paper, and puts the hat on his head — it is a white one) Sarah, (aghast) Oh, ...oh I it's a whi -— whi — (/a?2s into chair— starting up) Sammy, take off that hat, directly — there's something dreadful in it. (Sam snatches the hat off hastily, and looks and feels inside) Sam. Something dreadfhll what, alive? Good gracious!
(knocking the crown of it) Oh, nonsense I (puttiny it on again) There's nothing but my head in it.
Sarah. Sammy, you never showed yourself to me afore in a white hat — if you had, I should never have liked you. Ugh I SABAH'S YOUKG MAN. 11 Pve a horror of white hats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you mil pay him ?
Sam. W^ell, I'm afraid it wouldn't be safe now.
Sarah. How do you mean?
Sam. By this time, of course, he is resigned to his fate, and the sudden stiock of receiving his money might be too much for him ; as I wouldn't wish to do the poor man an injury — I must reflect upon the matter. But the hat seems a nice light article, and you shall tell me, Sarah, my darling, how I look in it.
(takes off the paper, and puts the hat on his head — it is a white one) Sarah, (aghast) Oh, ...oh I it's a whi -— whi — (/a?2s into chair— starting up) Sammy, take off that hat, directly — there's something dreadful in it. (Sam snatches the hat off hastily, and looks and feels inside) Sam. Something dreadfhll what, alive? Good gracious!
(knocking the crown of it) Oh, nonsense I (puttiny it on again) There's nothing but my head in it.
Sarah. Sammy, you never showed yourself to me afore in a white hat — if you had, I should never have liked you. Ugh I SABAH'S YOUKG MAN. 11 Pve a horror of white hats.
What to read after Sarah's Young Man: a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suter, William E., 1811?-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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