The Sources of Tho Shadwells Comedy Bury Fair
The Sources of Tho Shadwells Comedy Bury Fair
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He annonces that Lord Bellamy has arrived in town and that Lady Fantast has invited him to dinner. — Wildish, also invited by Oldwit, accepts with pleasure, for Lord Bellamy is his best friend.
After Oldwit and Sir Humphrey have gone, the valet expresses his astonishment that Oldwit should be so merry after his ^'disaster". Oldwit's eldest daughter (by his first wife) — so the valet explains — fled about four months ago, just on the night before she was to be married to a fine Bury Gentleman. W...ildish has heard of this case and he also knows that the girl had written to her father she was safe, but beyond his enquiry.
Scene: Lord Bellamy's Lodging. Bellamy, and Page.
Bellamy explains to the page that he (the page) had been recommended to him by a kinswoman who had told him Charles had fled from his guardian on account of harsh treat- ment and at the same time had requested Bellamy to inquire no further. The page assures his master of his faithfulness, but is startled at the news that the Lord is going to Bury to court Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He annonces that Lord Bellamy has arrived in town and that Lady Fantast has invited him to dinner. — Wildish, also invited by Oldwit, accepts with pleasure, for Lord Bellamy is his best friend.
After Oldwit and Sir Humphrey have gone, the valet expresses his astonishment that Oldwit should be so merry after his ^'disaster". Oldwit's eldest daughter (by his first wife) — so the valet explains — fled about four months ago, just on the night before she was to be married to a fine Bury Gentleman. W...ildish has heard of this case and he also knows that the girl had written to her father she was safe, but beyond his enquiry.
Scene: Lord Bellamy's Lodging. Bellamy, and Page.
Bellamy explains to the page that he (the page) had been recommended to him by a kinswoman who had told him Charles had fled from his guardian on account of harsh treat- ment and at the same time had requested Bellamy to inquire no further. The page assures his master of his faithfulness, but is startled at the news that the Lord is going to Bury to court Mr.
What to read after The Sources of Tho Shadwells Comedy Bury Fair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otto Seiler to read onlineMoreLess
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