The Harlequinadean Excursion
The Harlequinadean Excursion
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I heard it. And Clarissa Mordaunt's the name of that finelady. Odds, Bobs and Buttons! You're not the fool fop, Eglantine, are you?
[Is it Eglantine who enters? There stands something for a moment a dead thing dressed in a bridegroom's splendour. It is as if some ice-cold hand had plucked at his heart. Yet he is calm; the poise remains true, the subtle artifice is there. But the crushing blow to his pride is in his pale face, and his voice rings bitterly when he says: EGLANTINE. I was.
CLOW...N. I'm sorry. I might have guessed. I mean, of course I couldn't haveguessed ... That any man would be such a fool ... I mean ... Oh, gad, I...
ALICE. He never opens his mouth but he puts his foot in it. That's whathe's trying to say.
CLOWN. But there's time yet. Old Talon can't have paid the money to herlawyers by this. Jeffrey Rake boasted too soon. I'll run to stop it.
EGLANTINE. Pray, do nothing of the sort, George.
CLOWN. But I will. An't I your friend? What's the address?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard it. And Clarissa Mordaunt's the name of that finelady. Odds, Bobs and Buttons! You're not the fool fop, Eglantine, are you?
[Is it Eglantine who enters? There stands something for a moment a dead thing dressed in a bridegroom's splendour. It is as if some ice-cold hand had plucked at his heart. Yet he is calm; the poise remains true, the subtle artifice is there. But the crushing blow to his pride is in his pale face, and his voice rings bitterly when he says: EGLANTINE. I was.
CLOW...N. I'm sorry. I might have guessed. I mean, of course I couldn't haveguessed ... That any man would be such a fool ... I mean ... Oh, gad, I...
ALICE. He never opens his mouth but he puts his foot in it. That's whathe's trying to say.
CLOWN. But there's time yet. Old Talon can't have paid the money to herlawyers by this. Jeffrey Rake boasted too soon. I'll run to stop it.
EGLANTINE. Pray, do nothing of the sort, George.
CLOWN. But I will. An't I your friend? What's the address?
What to read after The Harlequinadean Excursion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Granville Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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