The Big Drum a Comedy in Four Acts
The Big Drum a Comedy in Four Acts
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Then I then I fling another at 'em.
SIR RANDLE. Which would occupy you ?
PHILIP. Twelve months.
LADY FILSON. And if that fails !
PHILIP.
[Smiling again, but rather constrainedly. ] Ah, you travel too quickly for me, Lady Filson you and Sir Randle ! You heap disaster on disaster SIR RANDLE. If that fails, another twelve-months' labour !
LADY FILSON.
While my daughter is wasting the best years of her life !
SIR RANDLE.
[Indignantly. ] Really. Mr. Mackworth ! [Throwing himself upon the settee on t...he right. ] Really ! I appeal to you ! Is this fair ?
LADY FILSON. Is it fair to Ottoline ?
THE BIG DRUM 109 OTTOLINE.
Absolument ! So that it satisfies me to spend the best years of my life in this manner, I don't see what anybody has to complain of. Mon Dieu ! I am relieved to think that some of my best years are still mine to squander !
SIR EANDLE.
[To PHILIP, who is standing by the writing-table in thought, a look of disquiet on his face persistently. ] Mr. Mack worth !
OTTOLINE.
[Rising impatiently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I then I fling another at 'em.
SIR RANDLE. Which would occupy you ?
PHILIP. Twelve months.
LADY FILSON. And if that fails !
PHILIP.
[Smiling again, but rather constrainedly. ] Ah, you travel too quickly for me, Lady Filson you and Sir Randle ! You heap disaster on disaster SIR RANDLE. If that fails, another twelve-months' labour !
LADY FILSON.
While my daughter is wasting the best years of her life !
SIR RANDLE.
[Indignantly. ] Really. Mr. Mackworth ! [Throwing himself upon the settee on t...he right. ] Really ! I appeal to you ! Is this fair ?
LADY FILSON. Is it fair to Ottoline ?
THE BIG DRUM 109 OTTOLINE.
Absolument ! So that it satisfies me to spend the best years of my life in this manner, I don't see what anybody has to complain of. Mon Dieu ! I am relieved to think that some of my best years are still mine to squander !
SIR EANDLE.
[To PHILIP, who is standing by the writing-table in thought, a look of disquiet on his face persistently. ] Mr. Mack worth !
OTTOLINE.
[Rising impatiently.
What to read after The Big Drum a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur W Pinero to read onlineMoreLess
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