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[Jmpressirely.
Major. It will not be the first time you have done me that lioiiour, sire.
Fred. Hum ! true, true ; 1 grieve that it will be the last.
You must die, Major.
Major. 1 ever held my life for your majesty's service.
Fred. I could have wislied to have disposed of it at a later period, and on a fitter occasion. VV ho was v\'ith you when I entered] Vou had a companion; who was he 1 Eh?
Major. A gentleman for whom 1 entertain too high a respect to trouble with much (tf my company — myself..., sire.
Fred. Do you usually converse so loudly with yourself?
Scene I.] ST. Patrick's eve. 25 Major. For want of better company, sire.
FreiL Huin ! You'll not tell me who your companion was, then ? [Major bows. — Aside.] I'm glad of it. — [Aloud.\ And this precious scrawl was, 1 suppose, for — J\Jajor. Honour, sire, honour!
Fred. I'm silent. Hum ! S//e, so gentle, in love with yo%i ! I should not have thought it possible.
Major. There's no accounting for taste in such matters, sire.
Enter Captain Brandt at door in fiat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Jmpressirely.
Major. It will not be the first time you have done me that lioiiour, sire.
Fred. Hum ! true, true ; 1 grieve that it will be the last.
You must die, Major.
Major. 1 ever held my life for your majesty's service.
Fred. I could have wislied to have disposed of it at a later period, and on a fitter occasion. VV ho was v\'ith you when I entered] Vou had a companion; who was he 1 Eh?
Major. A gentleman for whom 1 entertain too high a respect to trouble with much (tf my company — myself..., sire.
Fred. Do you usually converse so loudly with yourself?
Scene I.] ST. Patrick's eve. 25 Major. For want of better company, sire.
FreiL Huin ! You'll not tell me who your companion was, then ? [Major bows. — Aside.] I'm glad of it. — [Aloud.\ And this precious scrawl was, 1 suppose, for — J\Jajor. Honour, sire, honour!
Fred. I'm silent. Hum ! S//e, so gentle, in love with yo%i ! I should not have thought it possible.
Major. There's no accounting for taste in such matters, sire.
Enter Captain Brandt at door in fiat.
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