The Maid of the Mill a Comic Opera
The Maid of the Mill a Comic Opera
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Then, as to his person, I am sure But perhaps, Patty, you like him; and if so, I am doing a wrong thing. 72 Pat. Upon my word, my lord L. Aim. Nay, I see you do : he has had the good fortune to please you ; and in that case, you are cer- ARIL THE MAID OF THE MILL. 43 tainly in the right to follow your inclinations. I must tell you one thing, Patty, however I hope you won't think it unfriendly of me But I am determined farmer Giles shall not stay a moment on my estate, after next quarter-day. 80... Pat. I hope, my lord, he has not incurred your displeasure L. Aim. That's of no signification. Could I find as many good qualities in him as you do, perhaps But 'tis enough, he's a fellow I don't like ; and as you have a regard for him, I would have you advise him to provide himself.
Pat. My lord, I am very unfortunate. 88 L. Aim. She loves him, 'tis plain Come, Patty, don't cry; I would not willingly do any thing to make you uneasy. Have you seen Miss Sycamore yet ? I suppose you know she and I are going to be married.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, as to his person, I am sure But perhaps, Patty, you like him; and if so, I am doing a wrong thing. 72 Pat. Upon my word, my lord L. Aim. Nay, I see you do : he has had the good fortune to please you ; and in that case, you are cer- ARIL THE MAID OF THE MILL. 43 tainly in the right to follow your inclinations. I must tell you one thing, Patty, however I hope you won't think it unfriendly of me But I am determined farmer Giles shall not stay a moment on my estate, after next quarter-day. 80... Pat. I hope, my lord, he has not incurred your displeasure L. Aim. That's of no signification. Could I find as many good qualities in him as you do, perhaps But 'tis enough, he's a fellow I don't like ; and as you have a regard for him, I would have you advise him to provide himself.
Pat. My lord, I am very unfortunate. 88 L. Aim. She loves him, 'tis plain Come, Patty, don't cry; I would not willingly do any thing to make you uneasy. Have you seen Miss Sycamore yet ? I suppose you know she and I are going to be married.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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