The Dramatick Works of George Colman volume 2
The Dramatick Works of George Colman volume 2
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Fal. Stay ! \_Molly returns. "] My chariot is at the door ; tell them, not to wait for any other carriage, but to get into that, and drive away im- mediately.
Molly. I will, my lord. Oh dear ! I never was fo terrified in all my life. [Exit..
Lord Falbridge alone.
If I can but fave them now, we may- gain time for mediation. Ha ! what noife ? Are the officer* coming ? Who's here ?
EnUr THE ENGLISH MERCHANT. 8$ Enter La France.
La Fr. Mi lor, Monf. Le due de L. Fal. Sirrah ! villain ! you have bee...n the occafion of all this mifchief. By your careleflhefs, or treachery, lady Alton has intercepted my letter to Amelia.
La Fr. Ledy Alton ?
L. Fal. Yes, dog ; did not I fend you here this morning with a letter ?
La Fr. Oui, mi lor.
L. Fal. And did you bring it here, rafcal ?
JLa Fr. Oui, mi lor.
L. Fal. No, firrah. You did not bring it ; the lady never received any letter from me ; me told me fo herfelf. Whom did you give it to ? [La France befitates. ~\ Speak* firrah ; or I'll make your . Foul out of your body.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fal. Stay ! \_Molly returns. "] My chariot is at the door ; tell them, not to wait for any other carriage, but to get into that, and drive away im- mediately.
Molly. I will, my lord. Oh dear ! I never was fo terrified in all my life. [Exit..
Lord Falbridge alone.
If I can but fave them now, we may- gain time for mediation. Ha ! what noife ? Are the officer* coming ? Who's here ?
EnUr THE ENGLISH MERCHANT. 8$ Enter La France.
La Fr. Mi lor, Monf. Le due de L. Fal. Sirrah ! villain ! you have bee...n the occafion of all this mifchief. By your careleflhefs, or treachery, lady Alton has intercepted my letter to Amelia.
La Fr. Ledy Alton ?
L. Fal. Yes, dog ; did not I fend you here this morning with a letter ?
La Fr. Oui, mi lor.
L. Fal. And did you bring it here, rafcal ?
JLa Fr. Oui, mi lor.
L. Fal. No, firrah. You did not bring it ; the lady never received any letter from me ; me told me fo herfelf. Whom did you give it to ? [La France befitates. ~\ Speak* firrah ; or I'll make your . Foul out of your body.
What to read after The Dramatick Works of George Colman volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colman George to read onlineMoreLess
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