The Saving Grace a Comedy in Three Acts
The Saving Grace a Comedy in Three Acts
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(She shrugs her shoulders. ) MRS. CORBETT (persistently). Well? (Blinn comes down. ) MRS. GUILDFORD. But all this is rather idle, and I really must go. Mr. Corbett (rising and moving to fire- ACT II The Saving Grace 61 place), would you be so good as to let my son know BLINN. Certainly, Mrs. Guildford. (He moves to go, then stops). Georgie dear, perhaps you MRS. CORBETT (still indignant and looking at Mrs. Guildford). What did you mean by "liberal principles"?
MRS. GUILDFORD. Well, you acknowle...dged some ex- tremely unconventional, not to say irregular proceedings, and as you propose that my son should marry your niece MRS. CORBETT. You are mistaken. I BLINN (interrupting from back of table between the two ladies). The proposition came from young Guild- ford. (To Mrs. Corbett. ) My dear, will you be so kind as to bring the young folks in here presently ? I should like a few minutes' conversation with Mrs. Guildford first. (He takes her towards the French window. ) MRS. CORBETT (still ruffled).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(She shrugs her shoulders. ) MRS. CORBETT (persistently). Well? (Blinn comes down. ) MRS. GUILDFORD. But all this is rather idle, and I really must go. Mr. Corbett (rising and moving to fire- ACT II The Saving Grace 61 place), would you be so good as to let my son know BLINN. Certainly, Mrs. Guildford. (He moves to go, then stops). Georgie dear, perhaps you MRS. CORBETT (still indignant and looking at Mrs. Guildford). What did you mean by "liberal principles"?
MRS. GUILDFORD. Well, you acknowle...dged some ex- tremely unconventional, not to say irregular proceedings, and as you propose that my son should marry your niece MRS. CORBETT. You are mistaken. I BLINN (interrupting from back of table between the two ladies). The proposition came from young Guild- ford. (To Mrs. Corbett. ) My dear, will you be so kind as to bring the young folks in here presently ? I should like a few minutes' conversation with Mrs. Guildford first. (He takes her towards the French window. ) MRS. CORBETT (still ruffled).
What to read after The Saving Grace a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, C. Haddon (Charles Haddon), 1860-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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