The Double-Dealer, a Comedy
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] CARE. Why, methinks that might be easily remedied--my lady's a finelikely woman-- SIR PAUL. Oh, a fine likely woman as you shall see in a summer's day. Indeed she is, Mr. Careless, in all respects.
CARE. And I should not have taken you to have been so old-- SIR PAUL. Alas, that's not it, Mr. Careless; ah! that's not it; no, no, you shoot wide of the mark a mile; indeed you do, that's not it, Mr. Careless; no, no, that's not it.
CARE. No? What can be the matter then?
SIR PAUL. You'll scarcely ...believe me when I shall tell you--my lady isso nice. It's very strange, but it's true; too true--she's so very nice, that I don't believe she would touch a man for the world. At least notabove once a year; I'm sure I have found it so; and, alas, what's once ayear to an old man, who would do good in his generation? Indeed it'strue, Mr. Careless, it breaks my heart. I am her husband, as I may say;though far unworthy of that honour, yet I am her husband; but alas-a-day, I have no more familiarity with her person--as to that matter--than withmy own mother--no indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] CARE. Why, methinks that might be easily remedied--my lady's a finelikely woman-- SIR PAUL. Oh, a fine likely woman as you shall see in a summer's day. Indeed she is, Mr. Careless, in all respects.
CARE. And I should not have taken you to have been so old-- SIR PAUL. Alas, that's not it, Mr. Careless; ah! that's not it; no, no, you shoot wide of the mark a mile; indeed you do, that's not it, Mr. Careless; no, no, that's not it.
CARE. No? What can be the matter then?
SIR PAUL. You'll scarcely ...believe me when I shall tell you--my lady isso nice. It's very strange, but it's true; too true--she's so very nice, that I don't believe she would touch a man for the world. At least notabove once a year; I'm sure I have found it so; and, alas, what's once ayear to an old man, who would do good in his generation? Indeed it'strue, Mr. Careless, it breaks my heart. I am her husband, as I may say;though far unworthy of that honour, yet I am her husband; but alas-a-day, I have no more familiarity with her person--as to that matter--than withmy own mother--no indeed.
What to read after The Double-Dealer, a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Congreve William to read onlineMoreLess
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