Under the Laurels; a Drama in Five Acts
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seats heirself O near him.) B. Yes, but don't you give me any credit for it, Mrs. Milford.
Punctual!^ is second nature with me. I am a business man, yon know.
Mrs. M. (Laughs) Please do not mention business for once.
We all know yon are a business man.
B. Now, Mrs. Milford, don't be too hard on the devotee to business. Tou are unnecessarily cruel. Tou know I have changed the old proverb " Business before pleasure " into " Business is pleasure." Mrs. M. Oh, Indeed I Then I would not deprive you ...of a single pleasure for the world and will humor your whim.
B. Now, don't say whim. Really, that is too hard on a fellow.
Mrs. M. Then I amend it, and say a little pet conceit B. Yes, yes 1 fix it as you will. Suit yourself.
Mrs. M. You don't know how happy I am since the worry of settling that will case is over. I knew the court would set that will aside.
B. Exactly! They couldn't help It And I am also delighted to have the result so agreeable to you. How does Miss Rose take the decision which strips her all at once of all her property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
seats heirself O near him.) B. Yes, but don't you give me any credit for it, Mrs. Milford.
Punctual!^ is second nature with me. I am a business man, yon know.
Mrs. M. (Laughs) Please do not mention business for once.
We all know yon are a business man.
B. Now, Mrs. Milford, don't be too hard on the devotee to business. Tou are unnecessarily cruel. Tou know I have changed the old proverb " Business before pleasure " into " Business is pleasure." Mrs. M. Oh, Indeed I Then I would not deprive you ...of a single pleasure for the world and will humor your whim.
B. Now, don't say whim. Really, that is too hard on a fellow.
Mrs. M. Then I amend it, and say a little pet conceit B. Yes, yes 1 fix it as you will. Suit yourself.
Mrs. M. You don't know how happy I am since the worry of settling that will case is over. I knew the court would set that will aside.
B. Exactly! They couldn't help It And I am also delighted to have the result so agreeable to you. How does Miss Rose take the decision which strips her all at once of all her property.
What to read after Under the Laurels; a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denison, Thomas S. (Thomas Stewart), 1848-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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