The Will. a Comedy, in Five Acts
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Go to him ! arc you mad ? Why he'll ask you to pay all his debts.
Alb. No, he won't : for I'll offer it long be- fore he can ask me. Come.
Mrs R. Have a care: don't go near him: I know him to be so unprincipled and so desperate, that if you refuse to give him up your fortune, I shouldn't be surprised if he threatened, nay ac- tually took away your life.
Alb. Took away my life ! Well, he gave it me, you know, governess ; and as to the fortune, that certainly ought to have been his. However, as I... never did, nor never will disobey you, I'll tell you how we'll accommodate matters : Mr. How- ard will be kind enough to say that you won't al- low me to see him ; but that, as to money, lord ! he may have what he likes.
Mrs. R. What he likes ?
Alb. Ay : bid him draw for a good round sum at once, fifty thousand to begin with. And if that won't do — Hoiu. Oh, fifty thousand will do very well for a beginning ! won't it, doctor ?
Mrs. R. Hear me, Albina. Would youundo yourself, and abandon me ? I who have horsed you, reared you, doated on you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go to him ! arc you mad ? Why he'll ask you to pay all his debts.
Alb. No, he won't : for I'll offer it long be- fore he can ask me. Come.
Mrs R. Have a care: don't go near him: I know him to be so unprincipled and so desperate, that if you refuse to give him up your fortune, I shouldn't be surprised if he threatened, nay ac- tually took away your life.
Alb. Took away my life ! Well, he gave it me, you know, governess ; and as to the fortune, that certainly ought to have been his. However, as I... never did, nor never will disobey you, I'll tell you how we'll accommodate matters : Mr. How- ard will be kind enough to say that you won't al- low me to see him ; but that, as to money, lord ! he may have what he likes.
Mrs. R. What he likes ?
Alb. Ay : bid him draw for a good round sum at once, fifty thousand to begin with. And if that won't do — Hoiu. Oh, fifty thousand will do very well for a beginning ! won't it, doctor ?
Mrs. R. Hear me, Albina. Would youundo yourself, and abandon me ? I who have horsed you, reared you, doated on you ?
What to read after The Will. a Comedy, in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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