The Heir At Law a Comedy in Five Acts
The Heir At Law a Comedy in Five Acts
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Sted. You were unfit to hear any thing : — you ] were almost distracted. Twas sufficient, that I sent word to Lord Duberly, that you would pay your duty to him to-day, after breakfast.
G 64 THE HSIR AT LAW. [aCT IV.
Henry. Well, but, you saw my father ? Sted. I did.
Henry. And he received you with that compla- cency so friendly a messenger deserved ?
Sted. Why, to say the truth, I found none of that stately dignity about him which you led me to ex- pect.
Henry, To you, of course, when you expla...ined the purpose of your visit, he would throw that aside. The tenderness of the father softened the austerity of his habits ; and his language came warm from the heart.
Sted. Upon my soul, 'twould puzzle me to tell where his language came from : — but, to do him justice, (notwithstanding his liarangiies in the House of PeerS; which you talked of, ) his language was as little parliamentary, as auy language I ever heard in my life. J Henry. Oh, yours was no meeting of formality ! — Business, like yours, called for no pomp of words on either side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sted. You were unfit to hear any thing : — you ] were almost distracted. Twas sufficient, that I sent word to Lord Duberly, that you would pay your duty to him to-day, after breakfast.
G 64 THE HSIR AT LAW. [aCT IV.
Henry. Well, but, you saw my father ? Sted. I did.
Henry. And he received you with that compla- cency so friendly a messenger deserved ?
Sted. Why, to say the truth, I found none of that stately dignity about him which you led me to ex- pect.
Henry, To you, of course, when you expla...ined the purpose of your visit, he would throw that aside. The tenderness of the father softened the austerity of his habits ; and his language came warm from the heart.
Sted. Upon my soul, 'twould puzzle me to tell where his language came from : — but, to do him justice, (notwithstanding his liarangiies in the House of PeerS; which you talked of, ) his language was as little parliamentary, as auy language I ever heard in my life. J Henry. Oh, yours was no meeting of formality ! — Business, like yours, called for no pomp of words on either side.
What to read after The Heir At Law a Comedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colman George to read onlineMoreLess
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