The Irish Tutor Or New Lights a Farce in One Act
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O T. A very choice young gintlemen, by my faith. Chas (Aside. ) Oh ! Mary is right ! FloU. (Asida. ) Now to attack this pantheon of erudi- tion. — Sir if I may make so bold, may I request some in- sight ihto your system of education ? Dr. O'T. Oh, you are heartily welchme — mine is the ould tie-wig, orthodox system* Till. Listen, Charles ; this conversation will be instruc- tive 14 THE IRISH TUTOR, [ACT I. Flail. Oh, orthodox — hem 1 then, sir, you do r, ot belong to any of those new lights ? D...r. OT. (Aside. ) Belong to the new lights ! what does he mane ? och ! he manes the gas. — No, sir, I do not be- long to any of those new light companies ; I wish I did ; I think them very useful indeed, particularly when one is in the dark, though, to be sure, they sometimes smell very offensively. Flail. (Aside. ) "What can he mean ? the new lights smell very offensively ! egad, I don't like him ; I'll try him again, however. — I understand you, sir : as you are so orthodox, sir, may I ask your opinion of that new Lan- caster system ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O T. A very choice young gintlemen, by my faith. Chas (Aside. ) Oh ! Mary is right ! FloU. (Asida. ) Now to attack this pantheon of erudi- tion. — Sir if I may make so bold, may I request some in- sight ihto your system of education ? Dr. O'T. Oh, you are heartily welchme — mine is the ould tie-wig, orthodox system* Till. Listen, Charles ; this conversation will be instruc- tive 14 THE IRISH TUTOR, [ACT I. Flail. Oh, orthodox — hem 1 then, sir, you do r, ot belong to any of those new lights ? D...r. OT. (Aside. ) Belong to the new lights ! what does he mane ? och ! he manes the gas. — No, sir, I do not be- long to any of those new light companies ; I wish I did ; I think them very useful indeed, particularly when one is in the dark, though, to be sure, they sometimes smell very offensively. Flail. (Aside. ) "What can he mean ? the new lights smell very offensively ! egad, I don't like him ; I'll try him again, however. — I understand you, sir : as you are so orthodox, sir, may I ask your opinion of that new Lan- caster system ?
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