Simpson & Co., a Comedy, in Two Acts
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[going, L. H.
Simp, [calling after hi/7i] Hold ! hold ! the securi- ties I gave you, and which iVIr. Tradely is to call for.
Brom. Aye, true, the securities — at such a moment as this, I hardly — what the devil have I done with them ?
Simp. You put them in your pocket.
Brom. Did I ? I — I'm so flustered — [feeling in his pockets'] there, take book and all — Oh, here they are; SIMPSON & CO. 25 you'll find them in this, and — [^ives Simpson the pocket-booJe] this is a dreadful blow, but Pll see w...hat can be done. Come with me, Foster, come.
[Exit Bromley^ in the greatest agitation, followed by Foster, l. h. ] Simp. A charming morning, indeed! a quarrel with my wife about nothing, and a failure in business to the amount of eight thousand pounds: Oh, 1 begin to per- ceive, that in matrimonial, as well as in mercantile, speculations, when one comes to make out the account of profit, a plaguy deal must be set down to per contra creditor. [Exit k. h.
>:nd or ACT i ^6 SIMPSON & CO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[going, L. H.
Simp, [calling after hi/7i] Hold ! hold ! the securi- ties I gave you, and which iVIr. Tradely is to call for.
Brom. Aye, true, the securities — at such a moment as this, I hardly — what the devil have I done with them ?
Simp. You put them in your pocket.
Brom. Did I ? I — I'm so flustered — [feeling in his pockets'] there, take book and all — Oh, here they are; SIMPSON & CO. 25 you'll find them in this, and — [^ives Simpson the pocket-booJe] this is a dreadful blow, but Pll see w...hat can be done. Come with me, Foster, come.
[Exit Bromley^ in the greatest agitation, followed by Foster, l. h. ] Simp. A charming morning, indeed! a quarrel with my wife about nothing, and a failure in business to the amount of eight thousand pounds: Oh, 1 begin to per- ceive, that in matrimonial, as well as in mercantile, speculations, when one comes to make out the account of profit, a plaguy deal must be set down to per contra creditor. [Exit k. h.
>:nd or ACT i ^6 SIMPSON & CO.
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