The Sailors Daughter a Comedy in Five Acts Now Performing At the Theatre Roy
The Sailors Daughter a Comedy in Five Acts Now Performing At the Theatre Roy
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As I can be of no manner of service to you or to them, I had rather be excus'd.
Harts. You had rather be excus'd! What the pestilence did you come here for?
Sext. For an experiment.
Harts. I'm oblig'd to you You came for an experiment ! Be so good to try the experi- ment of going away again.
Sent. Bear with me a little longer, and I will give you perfect satisfaction.
Harts. Give me the satisfaction of getting rid of you. If you will not go out and visit the patients, go out and visit where you... like, only don't let me be favoured with your com- pany any longer.
Sent. If I were Sentamour, wou'd you say this ': Harts. Xo, d ee, no! To Sentamour my aims are open'd thus, as wide as I can stretch them To Sentamour I say Here is my heart, command il ; it is yours !
Sf. Nt. I take you at vour word, for I am Sentamour. Forgive me, my dear fellow. I was anxious to know the real character of Julia. I v. I. Dfd to see her under no restraint, and sound l he secret, feelings of her heait. I borrow d Lindsay's name, not in the hope I eou'd impose oil your sagacity, but as a cover only tor the moment, t ill I eou'd find how her affections stood, and w here thev pointed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I can be of no manner of service to you or to them, I had rather be excus'd.
Harts. You had rather be excus'd! What the pestilence did you come here for?
Sext. For an experiment.
Harts. I'm oblig'd to you You came for an experiment ! Be so good to try the experi- ment of going away again.
Sent. Bear with me a little longer, and I will give you perfect satisfaction.
Harts. Give me the satisfaction of getting rid of you. If you will not go out and visit the patients, go out and visit where you... like, only don't let me be favoured with your com- pany any longer.
Sent. If I were Sentamour, wou'd you say this ': Harts. Xo, d ee, no! To Sentamour my aims are open'd thus, as wide as I can stretch them To Sentamour I say Here is my heart, command il ; it is yours !
Sf. Nt. I take you at vour word, for I am Sentamour. Forgive me, my dear fellow. I was anxious to know the real character of Julia. I v. I. Dfd to see her under no restraint, and sound l he secret, feelings of her heait. I borrow d Lindsay's name, not in the hope I eou'd impose oil your sagacity, but as a cover only tor the moment, t ill I eou'd find how her affections stood, and w here thev pointed.
What to read after The Sailors Daughter a Comedy in Five Acts Now Performing At the Theatre Roy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Cumberland to read onlineMoreLess
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