The Champion; a Comedy in Three Acts
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William. Simmons — yes — and tell him to hurry up. And Mary — tell Simmons I've got my own corkscrew. (Exit l,) (Exit Mary r.J Burroughs. Oh George — the disgrace — ^the dis- grace. (Enter Simmons r.) Well, Simmons?
Simmons. Several gentlemen to see you, Sir.
Burroughs. Who are they ?
Simmons. The Earl of Chuffleigh, sir — ^the Mar- quis of Harroween and Baron Holloway.
Burroughs. Show them in. (Exit Simmons.J Great Heavens! They've all heard the news. It's a delegation. They've come to protest... against the degradation of our fair city.
George. Come to protest against my candidacy for Parliament — more likely. It's a big smash-up.
Pater.
Burroughs. Well, it can't be helped. George, I shall die for shame.
(Enter Earl, Marquis, Baron, r.^ THE CHAMPION 71 Earl. Hello! Hello! Hello! Burroughs! How d*ye do — how d'ye do?
Burroughs. (Bowing) Your lordship.
Earl. Don't know if you know the Marquis of Harroween.
Burroughs. (Bowing) Your lordship.
Earl. Baron Holloway.
Burroughs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William. Simmons — yes — and tell him to hurry up. And Mary — tell Simmons I've got my own corkscrew. (Exit l,) (Exit Mary r.J Burroughs. Oh George — the disgrace — ^the dis- grace. (Enter Simmons r.) Well, Simmons?
Simmons. Several gentlemen to see you, Sir.
Burroughs. Who are they ?
Simmons. The Earl of Chuffleigh, sir — ^the Mar- quis of Harroween and Baron Holloway.
Burroughs. Show them in. (Exit Simmons.J Great Heavens! They've all heard the news. It's a delegation. They've come to protest... against the degradation of our fair city.
George. Come to protest against my candidacy for Parliament — more likely. It's a big smash-up.
Pater.
Burroughs. Well, it can't be helped. George, I shall die for shame.
(Enter Earl, Marquis, Baron, r.^ THE CHAMPION 71 Earl. Hello! Hello! Hello! Burroughs! How d*ye do — how d'ye do?
Burroughs. (Bowing) Your lordship.
Earl. Don't know if you know the Marquis of Harroween.
Burroughs. (Bowing) Your lordship.
Earl. Baron Holloway.
Burroughs.
What to read after The Champion; a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Albert Ellsworth Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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