The Hole in the Wall: a Farce, in Two Acts
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Tis every thing to a girl w ith a tolerable face ; it sets her ofi'to the best advantage- ; she strikes* she enebant^, she over-powers, she hei;,\ho !
Mar. Mark that, sir.
Sluh. Egad ! I believe you're right, Mai "tin.
Emily. Now might I but confess ! on % look, one smile, one sigh — Cupid ! hearts ! dai'ts !
Mar. Ah ! dont iet her seduce you, sir.
Stub. Never fear me: I'm an old bird; ghe slia'n't put salt upon my tail.
Emily. Oh, sir, pardon my confusion !
Stub. Stand out of the way, she's go...ing to> pop the qr.estion.
Ein'.ly. Youinust perceive the conflict whic' !i agitates my hosoiii ; resign, my sister Emily, and save, ( )h 1 save, a fond female from distraction, [kneels) Stub. Here's a pretty situation lor a young
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tis every thing to a girl w ith a tolerable face ; it sets her ofi'to the best advantage- ; she strikes* she enebant^, she over-powers, she hei;,\ho !
Mar. Mark that, sir.
Sluh. Egad ! I believe you're right, Mai "tin.
Emily. Now might I but confess ! on % look, one smile, one sigh — Cupid ! hearts ! dai'ts !
Mar. Ah ! dont iet her seduce you, sir.
Stub. Never fear me: I'm an old bird; ghe slia'n't put salt upon my tail.
Emily. Oh, sir, pardon my confusion !
Stub. Stand out of the way, she's go...ing to> pop the qr.estion.
Ein'.ly. Youinust perceive the conflict whic' !i agitates my hosoiii ; resign, my sister Emily, and save, ( )h 1 save, a fond female from distraction, [kneels) Stub. Here's a pretty situation lor a young
What to read after The Hole in the Wall: a Farce, in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poole, John, 1786?-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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