The Comet : a Play of Our Times
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Oh! Oh!
Becky, (alarmed). What! Are you ill ?
Fowler. Oh, lest I lose The most entrancing air that comes to me — The music for the words of his last song — Pray, hold the copy — with the words this way.
(She holds the copy and is about to read it, but obeys Fowler's directions. He plays the tune on the jewsharp, and Mr. Pighead enters in slippers and stands confounded at the sight of Rebecca, holding copy for the Colored composer.) Fowler, (gesticulating wildly to Pighead).
Go back! go back!
Pi...ghead. What sir!
Fowler. Go back! go back!
I cannot brook an interruption.
Pighead. You!
Becky, (indignantly) — My father, Sir!
Fowler. I don't care who he is, — Out sir, till I get through, — But it is gone, Forever gone! It never does come back THE COMET 55 With all the pristine glory without mar Of its original deliverance To mortal ears!
Pighead. {recovering his breath). What Sir!
Fowler, {calmly). Why, inspiration!
Well, what is it that I can do for you ?
Pighead. And who are you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! Oh!
Becky, (alarmed). What! Are you ill ?
Fowler. Oh, lest I lose The most entrancing air that comes to me — The music for the words of his last song — Pray, hold the copy — with the words this way.
(She holds the copy and is about to read it, but obeys Fowler's directions. He plays the tune on the jewsharp, and Mr. Pighead enters in slippers and stands confounded at the sight of Rebecca, holding copy for the Colored composer.) Fowler, (gesticulating wildly to Pighead).
Go back! go back!
Pi...ghead. What sir!
Fowler. Go back! go back!
I cannot brook an interruption.
Pighead. You!
Becky, (indignantly) — My father, Sir!
Fowler. I don't care who he is, — Out sir, till I get through, — But it is gone, Forever gone! It never does come back THE COMET 55 With all the pristine glory without mar Of its original deliverance To mortal ears!
Pighead. {recovering his breath). What Sir!
Fowler, {calmly). Why, inspiration!
Well, what is it that I can do for you ?
Pighead. And who are you ?
What to read after The Comet : a Play of Our Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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