Times a Tell Tale Microform a Comedy in Five Acts
Times a Tell Tale Microform a Comedy in Five Acts
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Thus, Mr. Record, have I fully told you all my purposes. Record. I trust you never will repent your con- fidence. Hardacre. For that, old honesty, I will be sworn* Sir David and I at last must meet. You have ex- amined those papers and the casket I intrusted to your care — You are a man of business, and can inform me whether the are correct. Record. Nothing can be more so I shall see the casket, and return your papers, wishing you a prosperous issue to your hopes. Hardacre. That must be left to... time, the Hus- bandman may sow the grain, but 'tis not allotted to mail to answer for its growth. Record. At my request Captain Blandford wrote to Philip's Colonel — he has received an answer with the slanderous note enclosed — I know the hand — I'll swear it is Sir Arthur's — it insinuates that Philip had spoken disrespectfully of his Colonel. Hardacre. And this Sir Arthur Tessel, did at Sir David's suggestion — Record. Even so — the young gentleman's attach- ment to the sister was all a feint — Olivia was his aim — to gain her he would have comply'd with any request her guardian could have made — but Bland- ford has thus put the black scrawl into my hands — I place it xwyours — take it — and may it confound its author.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus, Mr. Record, have I fully told you all my purposes. Record. I trust you never will repent your con- fidence. Hardacre. For that, old honesty, I will be sworn* Sir David and I at last must meet. You have ex- amined those papers and the casket I intrusted to your care — You are a man of business, and can inform me whether the are correct. Record. Nothing can be more so I shall see the casket, and return your papers, wishing you a prosperous issue to your hopes. Hardacre. That must be left to... time, the Hus- bandman may sow the grain, but 'tis not allotted to mail to answer for its growth. Record. At my request Captain Blandford wrote to Philip's Colonel — he has received an answer with the slanderous note enclosed — I know the hand — I'll swear it is Sir Arthur's — it insinuates that Philip had spoken disrespectfully of his Colonel. Hardacre. And this Sir Arthur Tessel, did at Sir David's suggestion — Record. Even so — the young gentleman's attach- ment to the sister was all a feint — Olivia was his aim — to gain her he would have comply'd with any request her guardian could have made — but Bland- ford has thus put the black scrawl into my hands — I place it xwyours — take it — and may it confound its author.
What to read after Times a Tell Tale Microform a Comedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Siddons to read onlineMoreLess
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