The Crusaders Microform An Original Comedy of Modern London Life
The Crusaders Microform An Original Comedy of Modern London Life
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Figg {reverently). We trust he won't consider it necessary till he has completed his social philosophy. Cynthia. Oh ! {Leans back in her chair, bewil- dered, gazing at Jawle, who preserves his attitude of impenet7'able self-absorption ^ (Dick, Lord Burnham, and Mrs. Campion- Blake have been talking together. ) Mrs. Cam. {gushingly to Lord Burnham). I'm sure you can persuade the Duchess of Launceston to join us. It's so necessary that the reformation of London should be done by our own class, an...d not allowed to fall into the hands of agitators — {Durirtg Mrs. Campion-Blake's speech, Wor- rell has entered on stairs right and come down to foot of staircase^ D 34 THE CRUSADERS act i Worrell {rather alarjned) . I beg pardon, madam — the three parties upstairs — Mrs. Cam. {to Lord Burnham). Our vvorkingmen members — Cynthia. Well ?
Worrell. They're using coarse language to each other, and one of the parties has assumed a threaten- ing attitude towards the other two parties.
{A great smash heard off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Figg {reverently). We trust he won't consider it necessary till he has completed his social philosophy. Cynthia. Oh ! {Leans back in her chair, bewil- dered, gazing at Jawle, who preserves his attitude of impenet7'able self-absorption ^ (Dick, Lord Burnham, and Mrs. Campion- Blake have been talking together. ) Mrs. Cam. {gushingly to Lord Burnham). I'm sure you can persuade the Duchess of Launceston to join us. It's so necessary that the reformation of London should be done by our own class, an...d not allowed to fall into the hands of agitators — {Durirtg Mrs. Campion-Blake's speech, Wor- rell has entered on stairs right and come down to foot of staircase^ D 34 THE CRUSADERS act i Worrell {rather alarjned) . I beg pardon, madam — the three parties upstairs — Mrs. Cam. {to Lord Burnham). Our vvorkingmen members — Cynthia. Well ?
Worrell. They're using coarse language to each other, and one of the parties has assumed a threaten- ing attitude towards the other two parties.
{A great smash heard off.
What to read after The Crusaders Microform An Original Comedy of Modern London Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Henry Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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