The School for Wives a Comedy As It is Performed At the Theatre Royal in Drury
The School for Wives a Comedy As It is Performed At the Theatre Royal in Drury
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Do you think that any thing can ever give me half fo much pleafure in ferving you, as feeing you furrounded by misfortunes. [Exeunt.
'The Scene changes to an Apartment at Belville's.
Enter General Savage, Torrington, and Spruce. SPRUCE. Mifs Walfingham will wait on you im- immediately, gentlemen.
I 2 6o T/j. E SCHOOL fir WIVES GEN. Very well.
SPRUCE, (ejlde] What can old Holifernes want (o continually with Mifs Wailingham ? [Exit GEN. When I bring this fweet mild creature home, I mail be able t...o break her fpirit to my own wifhes I'll inure her to proper difcipline from the aril mo- ment, and make ntr tremble at the very thought of niurnv.
TOR. Ah, General, you arc wonderfully . Brave, \vhen you knew the meekneis of your adverfary.
GEN. Envy, Torrington ftark, ftaring envy: few fellows, on the borders cf fifry, have fo much reafon as myfelfj to boail of a bloomingyoung woman's partiality.
Ton. On the borders of fifty, man! beyond the confines of threeicore.
GN. The more reafon I have to boaft of my vic- tory then ; but don't Crumble at my triumph, you {hall have a kifs of the bride, let that content you, 1 orrington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you think that any thing can ever give me half fo much pleafure in ferving you, as feeing you furrounded by misfortunes. [Exeunt.
'The Scene changes to an Apartment at Belville's.
Enter General Savage, Torrington, and Spruce. SPRUCE. Mifs Walfingham will wait on you im- immediately, gentlemen.
I 2 6o T/j. E SCHOOL fir WIVES GEN. Very well.
SPRUCE, (ejlde] What can old Holifernes want (o continually with Mifs Wailingham ? [Exit GEN. When I bring this fweet mild creature home, I mail be able t...o break her fpirit to my own wifhes I'll inure her to proper difcipline from the aril mo- ment, and make ntr tremble at the very thought of niurnv.
TOR. Ah, General, you arc wonderfully . Brave, \vhen you knew the meekneis of your adverfary.
GEN. Envy, Torrington ftark, ftaring envy: few fellows, on the borders cf fifry, have fo much reafon as myfelfj to boail of a bloomingyoung woman's partiality.
Ton. On the borders of fifty, man! beyond the confines of threeicore.
GN. The more reafon I have to boaft of my vic- tory then ; but don't Crumble at my triumph, you {hall have a kifs of the bride, let that content you, 1 orrington.
What to read after The School for Wives a Comedy As It is Performed At the Theatre Royal in Drury?
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