The Road to Ruin. a Comedy in Five Acts
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The alderman, I find, died worth more than a plum an.l a half — SCFWE I.] THE ROAD TO RUIN. 43 Widow. Weill Sil. i have talked the matter over with my friend, Mr.
Goldfinch, and he thinks it but reasonable, that for a secret of so much importance, which would almost sweep the whole away, I should receive one-third.
Widow. Fifty thousand pounds, Mr. Silky ?
SiL 1 can't take less.
Widow. Why, you are a greater rogue than even I thought you !
Sil. Lord, madam, it's no roguery ; it's only a know- l...edge of the world ; a young husband, with a hundred thousand pounds, or poor six hundred a-year, without any husband !
Widow. You are a very shocking old miser, Mr. Silky ; a very repulsive sort of a person ; what heart you had is turned to stone ; you are insensible of the power of a pair of fine eyes ! But I have made a conquest that places me beyond your reach — I mean to marry Mr.
Dornton.
Sil. [Rising surprised.] What ! old Mr. Dornton, ma- dam 1 Widoio. [Rising.] Old Mr. Dornton, man !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The alderman, I find, died worth more than a plum an.l a half — SCFWE I.] THE ROAD TO RUIN. 43 Widow. Weill Sil. i have talked the matter over with my friend, Mr.
Goldfinch, and he thinks it but reasonable, that for a secret of so much importance, which would almost sweep the whole away, I should receive one-third.
Widow. Fifty thousand pounds, Mr. Silky ?
SiL 1 can't take less.
Widow. Why, you are a greater rogue than even I thought you !
Sil. Lord, madam, it's no roguery ; it's only a know- l...edge of the world ; a young husband, with a hundred thousand pounds, or poor six hundred a-year, without any husband !
Widow. You are a very shocking old miser, Mr. Silky ; a very repulsive sort of a person ; what heart you had is turned to stone ; you are insensible of the power of a pair of fine eyes ! But I have made a conquest that places me beyond your reach — I mean to marry Mr.
Dornton.
Sil. [Rising surprised.] What ! old Mr. Dornton, ma- dam 1 Widoio. [Rising.] Old Mr. Dornton, man !
What to read after The Road to Ruin. a Comedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holcroft Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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