The Follies of a Night a Vaudeville Comedy in Two Acts With the Stage Busine
The Follies of a Night a Vaudeville Comedy in Two Acts With the Stage Busine
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\Asulc. ] -»Iy Imsband ! — I shall die !
Duke. Don't be alarmed ! — I'm the most discreet of men ! Let me see that beautiful face — for beautiful 1 am sure it is — and be assured, that if I recognize the wife or dauo-hter of the best friend I have in the world, I am too well bred to mention it to anybody.
[Trj/ing io take off her viaxlc.
Diicli. Sir! [StntggUnn: u-ithhim. \ I entreat — I implore!
Duke. Oh, you may alter your voice as much as •^•oii please — it w'ould be useless, if I had ever h...eaid it before. I've an extraordinary quick ear and eye ! A person 1 have once seen or conversed with, I should detect through any disguise.
Duch. [As'iiJc] Merciful powers !
\^Druii:s the domino closer round Iter.
Duke. And I am therefore certain, that till this happy night, we have never met.
Duck. [Aside. ] Ha ! Is he serious ? Does he really not suspect — Duke. So let me see your face, if but to convince me.
Duch. If you are a gentleman, forbear !
Duke. Upon my honour, you are a very mysterious per- sonage !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\Asulc. ] -»Iy Imsband ! — I shall die !
Duke. Don't be alarmed ! — I'm the most discreet of men ! Let me see that beautiful face — for beautiful 1 am sure it is — and be assured, that if I recognize the wife or dauo-hter of the best friend I have in the world, I am too well bred to mention it to anybody.
[Trj/ing io take off her viaxlc.
Diicli. Sir! [StntggUnn: u-ithhim. \ I entreat — I implore!
Duke. Oh, you may alter your voice as much as •^•oii please — it w'ould be useless, if I had ever h...eaid it before. I've an extraordinary quick ear and eye ! A person 1 have once seen or conversed with, I should detect through any disguise.
Duch. [As'iiJc] Merciful powers !
\^Druii:s the domino closer round Iter.
Duke. And I am therefore certain, that till this happy night, we have never met.
Duck. [Aside. ] Ha ! Is he serious ? Does he really not suspect — Duke. So let me see your face, if but to convince me.
Duch. If you are a gentleman, forbear !
Duke. Upon my honour, you are a very mysterious per- sonage !
What to read after The Follies of a Night a Vaudeville Comedy in Two Acts With the Stage Busine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R James Robinson Planch to read onlineMoreLess
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