The Female Gamester
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] Mrs. ANDREWS. Let me see it. [He gives her the letter, which she reads hastily, then tears it to pieces. ] Now, let me tell you, sir, 'Twas a base action to unclose this letter, Or any other not to you address'd. What a curs'd hellish plot hath here been schem'd Against my peace! oh! oh! Maria--oh! [She faints upon the sofa. ] Enter MARIA.
MARIA. Alas! alas! my poor lady! good sir! What hath she done to merit this unkindness? You've always been the tenderest of husbands.
ANDREWS. Forb...ear this idle talk; attend your mistress. [Aside] What fool was I to trust her with this letter! Yet, why was she so hasty to destroy it? Heav'n! in what deep perplexities I'm plung'd! [He goes off. ] Mrs. ANDREWS. What! gone! Leave me in the sad seeming state In which I call myself!--and unconcern'd! Would I had died before I wrote that letter! Desperate act! I knew not what I did.
MARIA. Madam, despair not; this will soon blow over, You're young and beauteous; he, in his decline.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Mrs. ANDREWS. Let me see it. [He gives her the letter, which she reads hastily, then tears it to pieces. ] Now, let me tell you, sir, 'Twas a base action to unclose this letter, Or any other not to you address'd. What a curs'd hellish plot hath here been schem'd Against my peace! oh! oh! Maria--oh! [She faints upon the sofa. ] Enter MARIA.
MARIA. Alas! alas! my poor lady! good sir! What hath she done to merit this unkindness? You've always been the tenderest of husbands.
ANDREWS. Forb...ear this idle talk; attend your mistress. [Aside] What fool was I to trust her with this letter! Yet, why was she so hasty to destroy it? Heav'n! in what deep perplexities I'm plung'd! [He goes off. ] Mrs. ANDREWS. What! gone! Leave me in the sad seeming state In which I call myself!--and unconcern'd! Would I had died before I wrote that letter! Desperate act! I knew not what I did.
MARIA. Madam, despair not; this will soon blow over, You're young and beauteous; he, in his decline.
What to read after The Female Gamester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Gorges Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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