The Tragedy of Nan, And Other Plays
The Tragedy of Nan, And Other Plays
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PAR. Now then.
DICK, (moistening his lips) Per'aps my father'U 'ear me explain.
MRS. PAR. Wot'll you tell 'im?
DICK. Tell 'im as Jenny ain't no more to me 'n what a pig's milt is. Tell 'im as I love Nan. And as I be goin' to marry 'er.
MRS. PAR. (slowly and grimly) You'll tell 'im for instans, you'll teU your father, for instans, as you're goin' to marry a girl whose dad was 'ung at 42 AcrnJTHE TRAGEDY OF NAN Glorster, like the thief 'e was. Just afore last Christ- mas.
DICK. Nan's dad wos?
MRS.... PAR. {fiods her head) And 'er mother 'ad men come to see 'er. (a pause) 'Ow'll yer tell that to yer dad?
DICK. My Lord Almighty! Daughter of one of them!
BiRS. PAR. Two of them.
DICK. My 'oly Saviour!
MRS. PAR. Your 'art out of your bosom like a engine it does go.
DICK. I'll marry 'er yet to spite yer.
MRS. PAR. Wot'll yer marry 'er on? You ain't got a penny. She ain't got a penny, (a pause) I wonder she never told yer about 'er dad's being 'ung.
They 'ad yeomanry in front of the gaol. Quite an affair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PAR. Now then.
DICK, (moistening his lips) Per'aps my father'U 'ear me explain.
MRS. PAR. Wot'll you tell 'im?
DICK. Tell 'im as Jenny ain't no more to me 'n what a pig's milt is. Tell 'im as I love Nan. And as I be goin' to marry 'er.
MRS. PAR. (slowly and grimly) You'll tell 'im for instans, you'll teU your father, for instans, as you're goin' to marry a girl whose dad was 'ung at 42 AcrnJTHE TRAGEDY OF NAN Glorster, like the thief 'e was. Just afore last Christ- mas.
DICK. Nan's dad wos?
MRS.... PAR. {fiods her head) And 'er mother 'ad men come to see 'er. (a pause) 'Ow'll yer tell that to yer dad?
DICK. My Lord Almighty! Daughter of one of them!
BiRS. PAR. Two of them.
DICK. My 'oly Saviour!
MRS. PAR. Your 'art out of your bosom like a engine it does go.
DICK. I'll marry 'er yet to spite yer.
MRS. PAR. Wot'll yer marry 'er on? You ain't got a penny. She ain't got a penny, (a pause) I wonder she never told yer about 'er dad's being 'ung.
They 'ad yeomanry in front of the gaol. Quite an affair.
What to read after The Tragedy of Nan, And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masefield John to read onlineMoreLess
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