The Old Bachelor: a Comedy
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Can you forgive me the disorder I have put you into? Butit is a mistake which anybody might have made.
LAET. What can this mean? 'Tis impossible he should be mistaken afterall this. A handsome fellow if he had not surprised me. Methinks, now Ilook on him again, I would not have him mistaken. [_Aside_. ] We are allliable to mistakes, sir. If you own it to be so, there needs no fartherapology.
BELL. Nay, faith, madam, 'tis a pleasant one, and worth your hearing. Expecting a friend last night, at ...his lodgings, till 'twas late, myintimacy with him gave me the freedom of his bed. He not coming home allnight, a letter was delivered to me by a servant in the morning. Uponthe perusal I found the contents so charming that I could think ofnothing all day but putting 'em in practice, until just now, the firsttime I ever looked upon the superscription, I am the most surprised inthe world to find it directed to Mr. Vainlove. Gad, madam, I ask you amillion of pardons, and will make you any satisfaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can you forgive me the disorder I have put you into? Butit is a mistake which anybody might have made.
LAET. What can this mean? 'Tis impossible he should be mistaken afterall this. A handsome fellow if he had not surprised me. Methinks, now Ilook on him again, I would not have him mistaken. [_Aside_. ] We are allliable to mistakes, sir. If you own it to be so, there needs no fartherapology.
BELL. Nay, faith, madam, 'tis a pleasant one, and worth your hearing. Expecting a friend last night, at ...his lodgings, till 'twas late, myintimacy with him gave me the freedom of his bed. He not coming home allnight, a letter was delivered to me by a servant in the morning. Uponthe perusal I found the contents so charming that I could think ofnothing all day but putting 'em in practice, until just now, the firsttime I ever looked upon the superscription, I am the most surprised inthe world to find it directed to Mr. Vainlove. Gad, madam, I ask you amillion of pardons, and will make you any satisfaction.
What to read after The Old Bachelor: a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Congreve William to read onlineMoreLess
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