The School for Scandal
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To be sure, I once thought the lady [345 seemed to have taken a fancy to me; but, upon my soul, I never gave her the least encouragement; be- sides, you know my attachment to Maria.
Joseph S. But sure, brother, even if Lady Teazle had betrayed the fondest partiality for you 350 Charles S. Why, look'ee, Joseph, I hope I shall never deliberately do a dishonourable action; but if a pretty woman was purposely to throw herself in my way; and that pretty woman married to a man old enough to be her fa...ther 355 Joseph S. Well Charles S. Why, I believe I should be obliged to borrow a little of your morality, that 's all. But, broth- er, do you know now that you surprise me exceeding- ingly, by naming me with Lady Teazle? for, 'faith, [360 I always understood you were her favourite.
98 THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL [Act IV Joseph S. O, for shame, Charles! This retort is foolish.
Charles S. Nay, I swear I have seen you exchange such significant glances 365 Joseph S. Nay, nay, sir, this is no jest.
Charles S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be sure, I once thought the lady [345 seemed to have taken a fancy to me; but, upon my soul, I never gave her the least encouragement; be- sides, you know my attachment to Maria.
Joseph S. But sure, brother, even if Lady Teazle had betrayed the fondest partiality for you 350 Charles S. Why, look'ee, Joseph, I hope I shall never deliberately do a dishonourable action; but if a pretty woman was purposely to throw herself in my way; and that pretty woman married to a man old enough to be her fa...ther 355 Joseph S. Well Charles S. Why, I believe I should be obliged to borrow a little of your morality, that 's all. But, broth- er, do you know now that you surprise me exceeding- ingly, by naming me with Lady Teazle? for, 'faith, [360 I always understood you were her favourite.
98 THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL [Act IV Joseph S. O, for shame, Charles! This retort is foolish.
Charles S. Nay, I swear I have seen you exchange such significant glances 365 Joseph S. Nay, nay, sir, this is no jest.
Charles S.
What to read after The School for Scandal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 1751-1816 to read onlineMoreLess
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