Swords Drawn a Romantic Play in Four Acts
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Will you excuse me, dear?
ALICE (after nodding a smiling assent): Are you going to Whitehall to-night?
LORD RUSSMORE (before entering, turning at the top of the steps) : Yes, presently But I am first to inquire at 74 SWORDS DRAWN Sir Andrews to learn definitely where his Majesty de sires us to assemble. (He enters the house. ) (The red glow of the setting sun, upon the trees of the park Right, and the garden Left, has gradually ere this disappeared, and the evening shades have very slowly be gu...n to fall. ) (Upon Lord Russmore s exit, a belfry-bell in the neigh borhood begins to toll seven o clock, with a long, dismal, reverberating stroke. ) (Alice, meanwhile, walks meditatively Left. ) ALICE (after he has gone in, suddenly raising her head, speak ing with suppressed delight) : Ten thousand men cap tured by William s troops: (Second stroke of the Bell. ) And what Hugo proclaims an unlikely feat of arms is my brother s own exploit! (Third stroke of the Bell) Oh, I begin to fear I m turning out now even worse a rebel (Fourth stroke of the Bell) than I was before my marriage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you excuse me, dear?
ALICE (after nodding a smiling assent): Are you going to Whitehall to-night?
LORD RUSSMORE (before entering, turning at the top of the steps) : Yes, presently But I am first to inquire at 74 SWORDS DRAWN Sir Andrews to learn definitely where his Majesty de sires us to assemble. (He enters the house. ) (The red glow of the setting sun, upon the trees of the park Right, and the garden Left, has gradually ere this disappeared, and the evening shades have very slowly be gu...n to fall. ) (Upon Lord Russmore s exit, a belfry-bell in the neigh borhood begins to toll seven o clock, with a long, dismal, reverberating stroke. ) (Alice, meanwhile, walks meditatively Left. ) ALICE (after he has gone in, suddenly raising her head, speak ing with suppressed delight) : Ten thousand men cap tured by William s troops: (Second stroke of the Bell. ) And what Hugo proclaims an unlikely feat of arms is my brother s own exploit! (Third stroke of the Bell) Oh, I begin to fear I m turning out now even worse a rebel (Fourth stroke of the Bell) than I was before my marriage.
What to read after Swords Drawn a Romantic Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Mary Edgar Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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