The Follies of a Day a Comedy in Three Acts
The Follies of a Day a Comedy in Three Acts
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) Sus^ Now, let us try whether one of my caps — Countess. There's a clofe cap of mine lies on my drefling-table. — \£xit Susan into the Drejfing loom of the Count ess, )'^U your commiflion made out ?
A COMEDY. 2« Page, O, yes, madam, and given me : — Here it is. [Presents hi$ Commission to the Countess^) Countess. Already ? — They have made hafte I fee : They are not willing to lofe a moment : — -Their hurry has made-ihem even forget to affix the feai to it.
Re-enter Susan, with a Cap in her ha...nd.
Sus, The feal? — to what, madam ?
Countess. His commission.
Sus. So foon !
Countess. I was obferving, there has been no time loft. (Returns the Page his Commiision, he puts it in his girdle. ) Sus. Come : — (Makes the Page kneel down, and puts the Cap on him. ) What a pretty little villain it is ! I declare, I am jealous. See, if he is not handfomer than I am ! Turn about, — There : — What's here ? The ribband ? — So, fo, fo ! Now all's out. I'm glad of it. — I told my young gentleman, I would let you know his thievifli tricks, madam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Sus^ Now, let us try whether one of my caps — Countess. There's a clofe cap of mine lies on my drefling-table. — \£xit Susan into the Drejfing loom of the Count ess, )'^U your commiflion made out ?
A COMEDY. 2« Page, O, yes, madam, and given me : — Here it is. [Presents hi$ Commission to the Countess^) Countess. Already ? — They have made hafte I fee : They are not willing to lofe a moment : — -Their hurry has made-ihem even forget to affix the feai to it.
Re-enter Susan, with a Cap in her ha...nd.
Sus, The feal? — to what, madam ?
Countess. His commission.
Sus. So foon !
Countess. I was obferving, there has been no time loft. (Returns the Page his Commiision, he puts it in his girdle. ) Sus. Come : — (Makes the Page kneel down, and puts the Cap on him. ) What a pretty little villain it is ! I declare, I am jealous. See, if he is not handfomer than I am ! Turn about, — There : — What's here ? The ribband ? — So, fo, fo ! Now all's out. I'm glad of it. — I told my young gentleman, I would let you know his thievifli tricks, madam.
What to read after The Follies of a Day a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierre Augustin Caron De Beaumarchais to read onlineMoreLess
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