The Road to Fortune a New American Comedy in Five Acts volume 398
The Road to Fortune a New American Comedy in Five Acts volume 398
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Eugenia (to Adoris. } I am delighted to see you, cousin ; your name, cousin ?
Adoris. Adoris, Eugenia.
Eugenia. A most charming name, Adoris; but did you come so far to see us ? How kind ! We are poor, cousin, but you are a great lord and lady.
Adoris. You will be rich, Eugenia, and a great lady.
Eugenia. Will I ? how fortunate, Adoris !
Adoris. Tanj ore, relate to our cousins the circumstance.
Tanjore. Our beloved mother died a few years ago ; we were much afflicted, so was father ; father was... so much distressed that he resolved to leave the country and return here, in the bosom of his family ; he pre- pared to do so, by selling his goods and property, but before our intended departure he fell sick ; he was thought beyond recovery, being very low ; he spoke to us of a niece and nephew whom he loved before his depart- ure for India, and as he had prospered he would not forget them, but make them happy and comfortable, if it was yet in his power. He told us that we should find his wishes in a paper, and recommended us, in case of his death, to undertake the voyage to America, and to inquire after our cousins in New York, to fulfil his wishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eugenia (to Adoris. } I am delighted to see you, cousin ; your name, cousin ?
Adoris. Adoris, Eugenia.
Eugenia. A most charming name, Adoris; but did you come so far to see us ? How kind ! We are poor, cousin, but you are a great lord and lady.
Adoris. You will be rich, Eugenia, and a great lady.
Eugenia. Will I ? how fortunate, Adoris !
Adoris. Tanj ore, relate to our cousins the circumstance.
Tanjore. Our beloved mother died a few years ago ; we were much afflicted, so was father ; father was... so much distressed that he resolved to leave the country and return here, in the bosom of his family ; he pre- pared to do so, by selling his goods and property, but before our intended departure he fell sick ; he was thought beyond recovery, being very low ; he spoke to us of a niece and nephew whom he loved before his depart- ure for India, and as he had prospered he would not forget them, but make them happy and comfortable, if it was yet in his power. He told us that we should find his wishes in a paper, and recommended us, in case of his death, to undertake the voyage to America, and to inquire after our cousins in New York, to fulfil his wishes.
What to read after The Road to Fortune a New American Comedy in Five Acts volume 398?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Raux to read onlineMoreLess
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