The Liar a Comedy in Two Acts
The Liar a Comedy in Two Acts
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) Young W. S>), I have | arritd iliaL thrust.
Wild. Though, upon second ihougliLs, Jack, that will rather look too faniiliar for an iniro luctory letter.
Young W. Sir?
Wild. And the. Se country gentlemen are fu'l of punctilios. — No, I'll send !. Iin a letter apart; so (jive me his direction.
Young W. You liave it, sir.
AViLD. Ay, but his nam. '; I have been so hurried, that I have entirely foi'sot it.
Young W. I am sure so liave I. (aside) His name — his namej sir — Hoplcins.
Wild. Hopkins !
Y...oung W. Y. S, sir, — H, 0, P, K, T, N, S.
Wild. Tiiai is not Uie same n:ime that you gave me before 1 Young W. Oh, 1 beg your i)ardon, sir. — Hi ! ha! ha !
Wild. Why, what are you laugiiing at, sir?
Young W. Ai the idea of your not ahowing me to know the name of my own wile's father.
Wild. I care nuihiiig for tliat, sir ! That was not the name you gave mo before ; it was more like — If 1 recollect — either Sypthorp, or Syb- ihrop.
Young W. You are nglil, s:r; that is his paternal appellation; but the name of liopk^n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Young W. S>), I have | arritd iliaL thrust.
Wild. Though, upon second ihougliLs, Jack, that will rather look too faniiliar for an iniro luctory letter.
Young W. Sir?
Wild. And the. Se country gentlemen are fu'l of punctilios. — No, I'll send !. Iin a letter apart; so (jive me his direction.
Young W. You liave it, sir.
AViLD. Ay, but his nam. '; I have been so hurried, that I have entirely foi'sot it.
Young W. I am sure so liave I. (aside) His name — his namej sir — Hoplcins.
Wild. Hopkins !
Y...oung W. Y. S, sir, — H, 0, P, K, T, N, S.
Wild. Tiiai is not Uie same n:ime that you gave me before 1 Young W. Oh, 1 beg your i)ardon, sir. — Hi ! ha! ha !
Wild. Why, what are you laugiiing at, sir?
Young W. Ai the idea of your not ahowing me to know the name of my own wile's father.
Wild. I care nuihiiig for tliat, sir ! That was not the name you gave mo before ; it was more like — If 1 recollect — either Sypthorp, or Syb- ihrop.
Young W. You are nglil, s:r; that is his paternal appellation; but the name of liopk^n.
What to read after The Liar a Comedy in Two Acts?
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