Sir Robert Howards Comedy the Committee
Sir Robert Howards Comedy the Committee
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C: Now to our business; for I came but last night myself, and the lieutenant and I were just going to seek a solicitor.
COL. B: One may serve us all. What say you, lieutenant, can you furnish us? 30 lieu: Yes, I think I can help you to plough with a heifer of their own.
COL. C: Now I think on't, blunt, why didst not thou begin with the committee-man's cow?
COL. B: Plague on her, she low-belled me so that I thought of nothing, 35 but stood shrinking like a dead lark.
lieu: But hark you, gentleme...n, there's an ill-tasting dose to be swal- lowed first; there's a covenant to be taken.
teag: Well, what is that covenant? By my soul, I will take it for my new master, "if I could, that I would. " 40 COL. C: Thank thee, teague. — A covenant, sayest thou?
teag: Well, where is that covenant? — COL. C: We'll not swear, Lieutenant.
57] "THE COMMITTEE" 57 lieu: You must have no land, then.
COL. B: Then farewell, acres, and may the dirt choke them.
COL. C: 'Tis but being reduced to teague's equipage; 'twas a lucky thing to have a fellow that can teach one this cheap diet of snufiF.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C: Now to our business; for I came but last night myself, and the lieutenant and I were just going to seek a solicitor.
COL. B: One may serve us all. What say you, lieutenant, can you furnish us? 30 lieu: Yes, I think I can help you to plough with a heifer of their own.
COL. C: Now I think on't, blunt, why didst not thou begin with the committee-man's cow?
COL. B: Plague on her, she low-belled me so that I thought of nothing, 35 but stood shrinking like a dead lark.
lieu: But hark you, gentleme...n, there's an ill-tasting dose to be swal- lowed first; there's a covenant to be taken.
teag: Well, what is that covenant? By my soul, I will take it for my new master, "if I could, that I would. " 40 COL. C: Thank thee, teague. — A covenant, sayest thou?
teag: Well, where is that covenant? — COL. C: We'll not swear, Lieutenant.
57] "THE COMMITTEE" 57 lieu: You must have no land, then.
COL. B: Then farewell, acres, and may the dirt choke them.
COL. C: 'Tis but being reduced to teague's equipage; 'twas a lucky thing to have a fellow that can teach one this cheap diet of snufiF.
What to read after Sir Robert Howards Comedy the Committee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E. Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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