Simpson & Co. : a Comedy in Two Acts, As Performed At the New York And Drury Lane Theatres
Simpson & Co. : a Comedy in Two Acts, As Performed At the New York And Drury Lane Theatres
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(To Mrs, Bromley as she goes off) — Pray, pray, be more the mistress of yourself.
Mrs. B. Ah, my dear, this blovir win be the death of me. \E,odt Mr. and Mrs. Bromley — she reluctantly giving him her hand* Mrs. S. Who would have suspected him ?
Heavens', should the m:^n corrupt my Charles !
Nothing so dangerous for a husband as the so- ciety of persons of Mr. Bromley's character. — Here he comes.
Enter Simpson.
Well, Charles, you know what is going forward?
Sim. No, love ; what?
Mrs. S. Poh ! p...oh ! you know it as well as I do.
Sim, Upon my honour I cannot even gness what yon alhule to.
Mrs, S. 'Tis all discovered.
Sim, (Alarmed,) Discovered ! — Does she su«pnct ?
Mr?. S. About Bromley, you know.
Situ, Bromley !
Mrs. S, His poor wife knows all about it.
Sim, About what, my love !
Mrs. 8. His intrigues.
Sim. His intrigues ! Bromley's intngries ?
poh ! impossible, (laughing,) Mrs. S. Nay, 'tis useless, now, to pretend iVnorance ; we^ have jnst learot n h;it you have known long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(To Mrs, Bromley as she goes off) — Pray, pray, be more the mistress of yourself.
Mrs. B. Ah, my dear, this blovir win be the death of me. \E,odt Mr. and Mrs. Bromley — she reluctantly giving him her hand* Mrs. S. Who would have suspected him ?
Heavens', should the m:^n corrupt my Charles !
Nothing so dangerous for a husband as the so- ciety of persons of Mr. Bromley's character. — Here he comes.
Enter Simpson.
Well, Charles, you know what is going forward?
Sim. No, love ; what?
Mrs. S. Poh ! p...oh ! you know it as well as I do.
Sim, Upon my honour I cannot even gness what yon alhule to.
Mrs, S. 'Tis all discovered.
Sim, (Alarmed,) Discovered ! — Does she su«pnct ?
Mr?. S. About Bromley, you know.
Situ, Bromley !
Mrs. S, His poor wife knows all about it.
Sim, About what, my love !
Mrs. 8. His intrigues.
Sim. His intrigues ! Bromley's intngries ?
poh ! impossible, (laughing,) Mrs. S. Nay, 'tis useless, now, to pretend iVnorance ; we^ have jnst learot n h;it you have known long ago.
What to read after Simpson & Co. : a Comedy in Two Acts, As Performed At the New York And Drury Lane Theatres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poole, John, 1786?-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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