The Good Humoured Ladies a Comedy
The Good Humoured Ladies a Comedy
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Oh, how polite and charming ! But you'll get old in time, if you don't burst before. Men, even when they're old, are still thought something of ; but when you women are old you're good only to make plasters. [Goes off limping. Pel. \Indignantly '. ] Say something in reply ! Cost. What can I say ? He's my father. Pel. These old men are always scolding at youth. Cost. And youth makes fun of age. We are quits. But don't let us waste time on little things like that. What do you say of the ribbon sc...ene ? Pel. I can't say anything I shall hurt myself laughing. Cost. But where can my Aunt Silvestra have gone ? Pel. Isn't she at home ? Cost. She at home ! She went out masked after us. Pel. Marvellous old woman ! Cost. She's unique. Enter MARIUCCIA. Mar. Signora, the Cavaliere Odoardo is here and would like to see you. Cost. Let him come I've already ordered dinner for midnight ; we'll dine and have supper at the same time. Pel. Yes, yes ; at Carnival it's the rule to do things differently. Mar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, how polite and charming ! But you'll get old in time, if you don't burst before. Men, even when they're old, are still thought something of ; but when you women are old you're good only to make plasters. [Goes off limping. Pel. \Indignantly '. ] Say something in reply ! Cost. What can I say ? He's my father. Pel. These old men are always scolding at youth. Cost. And youth makes fun of age. We are quits. But don't let us waste time on little things like that. What do you say of the ribbon sc...ene ? Pel. I can't say anything I shall hurt myself laughing. Cost. But where can my Aunt Silvestra have gone ? Pel. Isn't she at home ? Cost. She at home ! She went out masked after us. Pel. Marvellous old woman ! Cost. She's unique. Enter MARIUCCIA. Mar. Signora, the Cavaliere Odoardo is here and would like to see you. Cost. Let him come I've already ordered dinner for midnight ; we'll dine and have supper at the same time. Pel. Yes, yes ; at Carnival it's the rule to do things differently. Mar.
What to read after The Good Humoured Ladies a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goldoni, Carlo, 1707-1793 to read onlineMoreLess
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