The Brother in Law a Comedy
The Brother in Law a Comedy
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Mrs. F. Optime. Brother, the impertinence of the young men of the age is quite intolerable. Oh, they are nothing to be compared to those of my days. Optime. [Advances to Capt. Belton. '} 'Tis pity. Captain, when you find time to hang thus heavy on your hands, you were not obliged to go through the manual. Capt. Belton. That would never do, my good Sir, for what's a gentleman but his pleasure? Optime. If a gentleman be nothing else, he is the most wretched creature in the world. If it be 50 . ..... . -STj)^ ^rotjcr in 2ato, his privilege to do nothing, it is his privilege to be without worth or use^ and then he can have no title to real happiness. Capt. Belton. True, Sir, very true. [Jside. '] Where can his charming daughter be all this while ? I must contrive to get away. . .. I think, Mr. Optime, you talked at dinner about some particularly large carp you had. As I passed here, 1 saw a pond full of them. I'll just step to it, and return to you pre- sently. Optime. Hey. . What, you are curious that way?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. F. Optime. Brother, the impertinence of the young men of the age is quite intolerable. Oh, they are nothing to be compared to those of my days. Optime. [Advances to Capt. Belton. '} 'Tis pity. Captain, when you find time to hang thus heavy on your hands, you were not obliged to go through the manual. Capt. Belton. That would never do, my good Sir, for what's a gentleman but his pleasure? Optime. If a gentleman be nothing else, he is the most wretched creature in the world. If it be 50 . ..... . -STj)^ ^rotjcr in 2ato, his privilege to do nothing, it is his privilege to be without worth or use^ and then he can have no title to real happiness. Capt. Belton. True, Sir, very true. [Jside. '] Where can his charming daughter be all this while ? I must contrive to get away. . .. I think, Mr. Optime, you talked at dinner about some particularly large carp you had. As I passed here, 1 saw a pond full of them. I'll just step to it, and return to you pre- sently. Optime. Hey. . What, you are curious that way?
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