The Little Treasure a Comedy in Two Acts
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Mrs. M. Then he meaus to send it, I suppose !
Gert. {archly. ) No, he doesn't !
Mrs. M. Then what does he intend to do ?
Gert. He intends to — bring it ! Papa and Walter are coming down •together.
Lady F. (aside. ) Can it be possible ?
Mrs. M. (angrily. ) You don't mean to say your father will have the audacity to profane this peaceful habitation with his preseuee.
Gert. Dear me, grandma, one would thiuk you intended to turn papa out of doors.
Mrs. M. No, miss! but I iuteud to lock myself up in... my room until ho has left the house.
Gert. How very impolite of you.
Mrs. M. (getting very angry. ) Unpolite ! I suppose you'd have me go on my knees to my gentleman !
Gert. Grandma ! I beg you won't speak of my papa as " my gentle- man ;" and I shall expect you to treat him kindly !
Mrs. M. I shan't do anything of the sort, miss !
Gert. I see how it is, she wants to break off my marriage.
Mrs M. No, she doesn't, miss !
Gert. Then, dear grandma, do behave politely to my father I don't ask you to throw your arms round his ueck and kiss him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. M. Then he meaus to send it, I suppose !
Gert. {archly. ) No, he doesn't !
Mrs. M. Then what does he intend to do ?
Gert. He intends to — bring it ! Papa and Walter are coming down •together.
Lady F. (aside. ) Can it be possible ?
Mrs. M. (angrily. ) You don't mean to say your father will have the audacity to profane this peaceful habitation with his preseuee.
Gert. Dear me, grandma, one would thiuk you intended to turn papa out of doors.
Mrs. M. No, miss! but I iuteud to lock myself up in... my room until ho has left the house.
Gert. How very impolite of you.
Mrs. M. (getting very angry. ) Unpolite ! I suppose you'd have me go on my knees to my gentleman !
Gert. Grandma ! I beg you won't speak of my papa as " my gentle- man ;" and I shall expect you to treat him kindly !
Mrs. M. I shan't do anything of the sort, miss !
Gert. I see how it is, she wants to break off my marriage.
Mrs M. No, she doesn't, miss !
Gert. Then, dear grandma, do behave politely to my father I don't ask you to throw your arms round his ueck and kiss him.
What to read after The Little Treasure a Comedy in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus Glossip Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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