Turn Out a Musical Farce in Two Acts
Turn Out a Musical Farce in Two Acts
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Oh! no ma'am.
For. Oh ! no, ma'am, certainly.
Peggy. Come along, Mr. Forage.
For. Come along. I hope when I return, sir, I shall find you a little better.
[Exeunt Forage a7id Peggy.
Mar. Now, sir, if you see any just cause or im- pediment why Doctor Truckle and Marian Ram- say should not be joined together in holy matri- mony, you are now to declare it. This is the first time of asking.
Som. And can you find none ?
Mar. None, I am sure, that you have a right to urge. What! never to have written... for . Six weeks!
JSom. I received no answer to my last.
Mar. It didn't deserve one, sir. It was too confident, too much en cavalier — not one pang, doubt, or fear — wliy, sir, did you forget you were writing to a woman ? — or did you suppose me a philosopher in petticoats ?
Som. Prescribe my penance, and my offence shall be expiated.
Mar, Ah! it's lucky for you that the unfortu- jiate cousin pleads for the negligent lover, or heaven knows what you might have had to go through.
Som, You are aH generosity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! no ma'am.
For. Oh ! no, ma'am, certainly.
Peggy. Come along, Mr. Forage.
For. Come along. I hope when I return, sir, I shall find you a little better.
[Exeunt Forage a7id Peggy.
Mar. Now, sir, if you see any just cause or im- pediment why Doctor Truckle and Marian Ram- say should not be joined together in holy matri- mony, you are now to declare it. This is the first time of asking.
Som. And can you find none ?
Mar. None, I am sure, that you have a right to urge. What! never to have written... for . Six weeks!
JSom. I received no answer to my last.
Mar. It didn't deserve one, sir. It was too confident, too much en cavalier — not one pang, doubt, or fear — wliy, sir, did you forget you were writing to a woman ? — or did you suppose me a philosopher in petticoats ?
Som. Prescribe my penance, and my offence shall be expiated.
Mar, Ah! it's lucky for you that the unfortu- jiate cousin pleads for the negligent lover, or heaven knows what you might have had to go through.
Som, You are aH generosity.
What to read after Turn Out a Musical Farce in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M P Matthew Peter King to read onlineMoreLess
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