Thompson a Comedy in Three Acts
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. . And here comes Helen, Talk of the Angels . . .
Enter Helen.
Helen, my child, I have changed my mind, and now withdraw all my objections to your engagement.
Helen. Engagement, Mamma?
Mrs. Yaughan. To Mr. Thompson ; or rather James, as I suppose I ovight to call him now.
Helen. But, Mamma !
Mrs. Yaughan. I have made up my mind not to stand in the way of your happiness any longer.
Helen. Oh Mamma !
Mrs. Yaughan. I should much have preferred your marrying some one else, but it's no use crying 5...2 THOMPSON ACT II over spilt milk ; so give me a kiss, my dear ; and I will go in and write all about it to your father. He will think it most unwise ; but it seems to be the best that we can make of a bad job ; and I can only trust that you will not live to regret what I am bound to regard as a very rash undertaking.
[Exit Mrs. Vaughan.
James. Well, so it seems we're engaged to be married.
Helen. So it seems. Don't you like it ?
James. Don't I like it ! You delicious person, . . Everything conspires together, a perfect day, a perfect place, the smell of roses, and then .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . And here comes Helen, Talk of the Angels . . .
Enter Helen.
Helen, my child, I have changed my mind, and now withdraw all my objections to your engagement.
Helen. Engagement, Mamma?
Mrs. Yaughan. To Mr. Thompson ; or rather James, as I suppose I ovight to call him now.
Helen. But, Mamma !
Mrs. Yaughan. I have made up my mind not to stand in the way of your happiness any longer.
Helen. Oh Mamma !
Mrs. Yaughan. I should much have preferred your marrying some one else, but it's no use crying 5...2 THOMPSON ACT II over spilt milk ; so give me a kiss, my dear ; and I will go in and write all about it to your father. He will think it most unwise ; but it seems to be the best that we can make of a bad job ; and I can only trust that you will not live to regret what I am bound to regard as a very rash undertaking.
[Exit Mrs. Vaughan.
James. Well, so it seems we're engaged to be married.
Helen. So it seems. Don't you like it ?
James. Don't I like it ! You delicious person, . . Everything conspires together, a perfect day, a perfect place, the smell of roses, and then .
What to read after Thompson a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St John Emile Clavering Hankin to read onlineMoreLess
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