The Times; a Comedy in Four Acts
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Blankets?
BoMPAS.
I do not blush to repeat the word " blankets." McShane.
Mr. Bompas, a moment has arrived when private differences must be suspended, antipathies softened.
It is the first time in my life I've made such a sug- gestion to mortal man, but the circumstances are exceptional. Mr. Bompas, I have been fortunate enough to win the affections of the sweet lady who now compliments you by sheltering under your roof, of whose worldly interests I believe you are the legal supervisor.
Bompas....
Sir, you allude, I think, to ?
McShane.
Mrs. Everard Shafto Mountrafford — Kathleen.
THE TIMES 101 Mr. Bompas, to better enable me to pay such pro- longed attentions to this charming lady as duty and inclination demand, and to give me the opportunity of entering freely this morning into the subject of the settlement of her pecuniary estate, I suggest there should prevail between you and me, in our private relations, peace. Peace — temporary or per- manent ! Perhaps it would be more convenient to both of us if we said temporary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blankets?
BoMPAS.
I do not blush to repeat the word " blankets." McShane.
Mr. Bompas, a moment has arrived when private differences must be suspended, antipathies softened.
It is the first time in my life I've made such a sug- gestion to mortal man, but the circumstances are exceptional. Mr. Bompas, I have been fortunate enough to win the affections of the sweet lady who now compliments you by sheltering under your roof, of whose worldly interests I believe you are the legal supervisor.
Bompas....
Sir, you allude, I think, to ?
McShane.
Mrs. Everard Shafto Mountrafford — Kathleen.
THE TIMES 101 Mr. Bompas, to better enable me to pay such pro- longed attentions to this charming lady as duty and inclination demand, and to give me the opportunity of entering freely this morning into the subject of the settlement of her pecuniary estate, I suggest there should prevail between you and me, in our private relations, peace. Peace — temporary or per- manent ! Perhaps it would be more convenient to both of us if we said temporary.
What to read after The Times; a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinero, Arthur Wing, Sir, 1855-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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