The Adventure of the Lady Ursula
The Adventure of the Lady Ursula
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True, true. It shows that the act was no mere whim, but a deliberate premeditated insult.
SYLVESTER. What say you, gentlemen ? Have I a good cause of quarrel ?
DEVEREUX. A rank affront !
WARD.
I never heard worse.
CLIFFORD. You can't sit down under it, Sir George.
DENT.
Faith, it's a better quarrel than my own. I'll not give up my rights, but I'll yield you precedence, hang me if I won't.
CASTLETON.
But, Mr. Harrington, surely you have some explanation, some excuse to offer to Sir George ?
LADY... URSULA. None. None that I can give.
SYLVESTER.
[ Advancing a step towards her and smiling. ] Have you none, sir ? No plea to disarm my resentment ?
LADY URSULA. No, I have none.
DENT.
He's utterly intractable.
SYLVESTER. You're sure, sir ? No explanation, no excuse ?
LADY URSULA. Neither, sir.
DENT.
Then the course is plain. We waste time in talking.
The LADY URSULA 83 SYLVESTER.
Still one moment, please ! I want to ask Mr. Barrington this gentleman here one question before you all.
DENT.
Sir George, at the stage we have reached, is it regular SYLVESTER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
True, true. It shows that the act was no mere whim, but a deliberate premeditated insult.
SYLVESTER. What say you, gentlemen ? Have I a good cause of quarrel ?
DEVEREUX. A rank affront !
WARD.
I never heard worse.
CLIFFORD. You can't sit down under it, Sir George.
DENT.
Faith, it's a better quarrel than my own. I'll not give up my rights, but I'll yield you precedence, hang me if I won't.
CASTLETON.
But, Mr. Harrington, surely you have some explanation, some excuse to offer to Sir George ?
LADY... URSULA. None. None that I can give.
SYLVESTER.
[ Advancing a step towards her and smiling. ] Have you none, sir ? No plea to disarm my resentment ?
LADY URSULA. No, I have none.
DENT.
He's utterly intractable.
SYLVESTER. You're sure, sir ? No explanation, no excuse ?
LADY URSULA. Neither, sir.
DENT.
Then the course is plain. We waste time in talking.
The LADY URSULA 83 SYLVESTER.
Still one moment, please ! I want to ask Mr. Barrington this gentleman here one question before you all.
DENT.
Sir George, at the stage we have reached, is it regular SYLVESTER.
What to read after The Adventure of the Lady Ursula?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Hope Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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