The Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote Esq volume 1
The Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote Esq volume 1
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Hold, hold. Is not he Interpreter to Spri. No.
Cad. Why did not you tell Spri. That was a Miftake. This Gentle- man is the Prince's Friend -, and, by a long Refidence in the Monarch's Country, is per- fect Matter of the Language.
Cad. But who the Devil is he then ?
Spri. He is Mr. Cape, Sir; a Man of un- blemim'd Honour, capital Fortune, and late Governor of one of our moft confiderable Set- tlements.
Cad.
Me A U T H O R. 47 Cad. Governor ! Hold, hold, and how came you Father to hey !
Gov. By m...arrying his Mother. Cape. But how am I to regard this ? GoVt As a folemn Truth ; that foreign Friend, to whom you owe your Education, was no other than myfelf ; I had my Reafons, perhaps capricious ones, for concealing this ; but now they ceafe, and I am proud to own my Son.
Cape. Sir j it is not for me (kneeling. } but if Gratitude, Duty filial Gov. Rife, my Boy ; I have ventured far to fix thy Fortune, George ; but to find thee wor- thy of it, more than o'erpays my Toil; the Reft of my Story mall be referved till we are alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hold, hold. Is not he Interpreter to Spri. No.
Cad. Why did not you tell Spri. That was a Miftake. This Gentle- man is the Prince's Friend -, and, by a long Refidence in the Monarch's Country, is per- fect Matter of the Language.
Cad. But who the Devil is he then ?
Spri. He is Mr. Cape, Sir; a Man of un- blemim'd Honour, capital Fortune, and late Governor of one of our moft confiderable Set- tlements.
Cad.
Me A U T H O R. 47 Cad. Governor ! Hold, hold, and how came you Father to hey !
Gov. By m...arrying his Mother. Cape. But how am I to regard this ? GoVt As a folemn Truth ; that foreign Friend, to whom you owe your Education, was no other than myfelf ; I had my Reafons, perhaps capricious ones, for concealing this ; but now they ceafe, and I am proud to own my Son.
Cape. Sir j it is not for me (kneeling. } but if Gratitude, Duty filial Gov. Rife, my Boy ; I have ventured far to fix thy Fortune, George ; but to find thee wor- thy of it, more than o'erpays my Toil; the Reft of my Story mall be referved till we are alone.
What to read after The Dramatic Works of Samuel Foote Esq volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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