The Poetical And Dramatic Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
The Poetical And Dramatic Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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(Butler bows,) Oct. (continuing). You are a stranger here — ^'t was but yesterday you arrived ; — you are ignorant of the ways and means here. T is a wretched place— I know, at our age, one loves to be snug and quiet— What if you moved your lodgings? — Come, be my visitor.
(Butler makes a low bow,) Nay, without compliment I — For a friend like you, I have still a Comer remaining.
But. (coldfy). Your obliged humble servant, my Lord Lieutenant-General ! (Uie paper comes to But' ler, who goes to t...he table to subscribe it. The front of the stage is vacant, so that both the Piccohmini's, each on the side where Ke had been frvm the com- mencement of the scene, remain alone,) Oct. (after having some time watdied his son in silence, advances somewhat nearer to mm). Yon were long absent frx>m us, friend I ^ Max, I ^urgent business detained me.
Oct. And, I observe, you are still absent Max. You know this crowd and bustle always makes me silent.
Oct. (advancing stiU nearer). May I be permitted to ask what the busmess was that detuned you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Butler bows,) Oct. (continuing). You are a stranger here — ^'t was but yesterday you arrived ; — you are ignorant of the ways and means here. T is a wretched place— I know, at our age, one loves to be snug and quiet— What if you moved your lodgings? — Come, be my visitor.
(Butler makes a low bow,) Nay, without compliment I — For a friend like you, I have still a Comer remaining.
But. (coldfy). Your obliged humble servant, my Lord Lieutenant-General ! (Uie paper comes to But' ler, who goes to t...he table to subscribe it. The front of the stage is vacant, so that both the Piccohmini's, each on the side where Ke had been frvm the com- mencement of the scene, remain alone,) Oct. (after having some time watdied his son in silence, advances somewhat nearer to mm). Yon were long absent frx>m us, friend I ^ Max, I ^urgent business detained me.
Oct. And, I observe, you are still absent Max. You know this crowd and bustle always makes me silent.
Oct. (advancing stiU nearer). May I be permitted to ask what the busmess was that detuned you?
What to read after The Poetical And Dramatic Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 to read onlineMoreLess
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