The Beaux-Stratagem
The Beaux-Stratagem
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{219} _Arch_. You must know, then, that I am born a gentleman, my education was liberal; but I went toLondon a younger brother, fell into the hands ofsharpers, who stripped me of my money, my friendsdisowned me, and now my necessity brings me towhat you see.
_Cher_. Then take my hand--promise to marry me beforeyou sleep, and I'll make you master of twothousand pounds.
_Arch_. How! {229} _Cher_. Two thousand pounds that I have this minute inmy own custody; so, throw off your livery thisinstant, ...and I 'll go find a parson.
_Arch_. What said you? a parson!
_Cher_. What! do you scruple?
_Arch_. Scruple! no, no, but--Two thousand pounds, you say?
_Cher_. And better.
_Arch_. [_Aside_. ] 'Sdeath, what shall I do?--[_Aloud_. ] Buthark 'ee, child, what need you make me master ofyourself and money, when you may have the samepleasure out of me, and still keep your fortune inyour hands?
_Cher_. Then you won't marry me? {242} _Arch_. I would marry you, but-- _Cher_. O sweet sir, I'm your humble servant, you'refairly caught!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{219} _Arch_. You must know, then, that I am born a gentleman, my education was liberal; but I went toLondon a younger brother, fell into the hands ofsharpers, who stripped me of my money, my friendsdisowned me, and now my necessity brings me towhat you see.
_Cher_. Then take my hand--promise to marry me beforeyou sleep, and I'll make you master of twothousand pounds.
_Arch_. How! {229} _Cher_. Two thousand pounds that I have this minute inmy own custody; so, throw off your livery thisinstant, ...and I 'll go find a parson.
_Arch_. What said you? a parson!
_Cher_. What! do you scruple?
_Arch_. Scruple! no, no, but--Two thousand pounds, you say?
_Cher_. And better.
_Arch_. [_Aside_. ] 'Sdeath, what shall I do?--[_Aloud_. ] Buthark 'ee, child, what need you make me master ofyourself and money, when you may have the samepleasure out of me, and still keep your fortune inyour hands?
_Cher_. Then you won't marry me? {242} _Arch_. I would marry you, but-- _Cher_. O sweet sir, I'm your humble servant, you'refairly caught!
What to read after The Beaux-Stratagem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farquhar George to read onlineMoreLess
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