The Works of Charles Lamb in Four Volumes, volume 4
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2_d Lady_. Greatly flattered by your preference: but believe I shallremain single.
3_d Lady_. Shall always acknowledge your politeness; but have nothoughts of altering my condition.
4_th Lady_. Always be happy to respect you as a friend; but you mustnot look for anything further.
5_th Lady_. No doubt of your ability to make any woman happy; buthave no thoughts of changing my name.
6_th Lady_. Must tell you, Sir, that if, by your insinuations, youthink to prevail with me, you have got the wrong ...sow by the ear. Doeshe think any lady would go to pig with him?
_Old Lady_. Must beg you to be less particular in your addresses tome. Does he take me for a Jew, to long after forbidden meats?
_Mr. H_. I shall go mad!--to be refused by old Mother Damnable--shethat's so old, nobody knows whether she was ever manned or no, butpasses for a maid by courtesy; her juvenile exploits being beyond thefarthest stretch of tradition!--Old Mother Damnable!
[_Exeunt all, either pitying or seeming to avoid him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2_d Lady_. Greatly flattered by your preference: but believe I shallremain single.
3_d Lady_. Shall always acknowledge your politeness; but have nothoughts of altering my condition.
4_th Lady_. Always be happy to respect you as a friend; but you mustnot look for anything further.
5_th Lady_. No doubt of your ability to make any woman happy; buthave no thoughts of changing my name.
6_th Lady_. Must tell you, Sir, that if, by your insinuations, youthink to prevail with me, you have got the wrong ...sow by the ear. Doeshe think any lady would go to pig with him?
_Old Lady_. Must beg you to be less particular in your addresses tome. Does he take me for a Jew, to long after forbidden meats?
_Mr. H_. I shall go mad!--to be refused by old Mother Damnable--shethat's so old, nobody knows whether she was ever manned or no, butpasses for a maid by courtesy; her juvenile exploits being beyond thefarthest stretch of tradition!--Old Mother Damnable!
[_Exeunt all, either pitying or seeming to avoid him.
What to read after The Works of Charles Lamb in Four Volumes, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamb Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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