The Romantic Age a Comedy in Three Acts
The Romantic Age a Comedy in Three Acts
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I never read the Daily Mail.
SUSAN. Tennyson, Mr. Mallory, Tennyson.
GERVASE. Oh, I beg your pardon.
SUSAN. " The kiss, " says the Great Alfred, " the woven arms, seem but to be weak symbols of the settled bliss, the comfort, I have found in thee. " The same idea, Mr. Mallory. Companionship, or the art of having breakfast with a person. (Getting up. ) Well, I must be moving on. We have been companions for a short time ; I thank you for it. I wish you well.
GERVASB (getting up). I say, I've been... awfully glad to meet you. And I shall never forget the breakfast you gave me.
SUSAN (doing up his box). It is friendly of you to say so.
GRBVASB (hesitatingly). You won't mind my having anothef ACT II. ] THE ROMANTIC AGE. 87 one when Ernest comes back I mean, if Ernest comes back ? (SusAN is putting his box on his back. ) You won't think I'm slighting yours in any way ? But after an outdoor bathe, you know, one does SUSAN. Please 1 I am happy to think you have such an appetite.
GERVASB (holding out his hand).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never read the Daily Mail.
SUSAN. Tennyson, Mr. Mallory, Tennyson.
GERVASE. Oh, I beg your pardon.
SUSAN. " The kiss, " says the Great Alfred, " the woven arms, seem but to be weak symbols of the settled bliss, the comfort, I have found in thee. " The same idea, Mr. Mallory. Companionship, or the art of having breakfast with a person. (Getting up. ) Well, I must be moving on. We have been companions for a short time ; I thank you for it. I wish you well.
GERVASB (getting up). I say, I've been... awfully glad to meet you. And I shall never forget the breakfast you gave me.
SUSAN (doing up his box). It is friendly of you to say so.
GRBVASB (hesitatingly). You won't mind my having anothef ACT II. ] THE ROMANTIC AGE. 87 one when Ernest comes back I mean, if Ernest comes back ? (SusAN is putting his box on his back. ) You won't think I'm slighting yours in any way ? But after an outdoor bathe, you know, one does SUSAN. Please 1 I am happy to think you have such an appetite.
GERVASB (holding out his hand).
What to read after The Romantic Age a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne Alan Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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