The Chimney Piece a Farce in One Act
The Chimney Piece a Farce in One Act
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) The hypocritical hyena ! (to Jonv HORN. ) Did you see her smile.
HORX. I did so like the late Mrs. Horn.
Mr. M. (Stops his mouth going. ) Mrs. M. (tenderly. ) What! not a kiss.
Mr. M. I suppose I must, (he goes reluctantly and kisses her. ) Mrs. M. Good bye, darling. (retires. } Mr. M. (to JOHX HORN), you at this door keep an eye on her watchful careful while I go- round to the other.
J. HORN. As careful as I used to he of Mrs. Horn.
Mr. M. Damn Mrs, Horn!
(Exeunt Mr. M. And JOHN HOKX, ) Mrs.... M. At last I am alone and may with safety once again read his dear letter. How I tremble if any one should have seen it how imprudent : (reads) " Dearest Lucretia, at last then I am again near you, dear girl. How fortunate you were able to make your husband take this house ! We shall now have it in our power to see, to converse freely, with each other at all times. " (to herself. } Then it must be like Pyramus and Thisbe, through the wall ! (reads} " When your husband shall have gone out fly to the breakfast room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) The hypocritical hyena ! (to Jonv HORN. ) Did you see her smile.
HORX. I did so like the late Mrs. Horn.
Mr. M. (Stops his mouth going. ) Mrs. M. (tenderly. ) What! not a kiss.
Mr. M. I suppose I must, (he goes reluctantly and kisses her. ) Mrs. M. Good bye, darling. (retires. } Mr. M. (to JOHX HORN), you at this door keep an eye on her watchful careful while I go- round to the other.
J. HORN. As careful as I used to he of Mrs. Horn.
Mr. M. Damn Mrs, Horn!
(Exeunt Mr. M. And JOHN HOKX, ) Mrs.... M. At last I am alone and may with safety once again read his dear letter. How I tremble if any one should have seen it how imprudent : (reads) " Dearest Lucretia, at last then I am again near you, dear girl. How fortunate you were able to make your husband take this house ! We shall now have it in our power to see, to converse freely, with each other at all times. " (to herself. } Then it must be like Pyramus and Thisbe, through the wall ! (reads} " When your husband shall have gone out fly to the breakfast room.
What to read after The Chimney Piece a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rodwell, G. Herbert (George Herbert), 1800-1852 to read onlineMoreLess
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