Women Rule: a Comedy in Five Acts
Women Rule: a Comedy in Five Acts
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These papers appear to have been all, with- out exception^ in the hands of your lordship's soli- citors.
Mr%. Wiml. Shall I send for Miss Meadows f Lord Win. Send for Mrs. Payksan t Young gentle- man, walk in I Land* My lord, I follow ; I am but a shadow yet Mm* WinBl. Oh, perhaps not* Come, Henry I y Google SOSNK Z.] A OOMSDT. 51 Henry. Emilj portionloss ! What should mj uncle want with a penniless consort f 'Tis the rase he covets, not the flower.
This cloudy mom^ thai rose so black and grim^... May fill my cup of fortune to the brim/ 9Nn or AOT II.
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AOT III. .
SCENE I.
An apartment at Lord Winterly 's.
Landafv at a table with wine.
Land. [Drink$.'\ What a shuffle it is, when a man gets all trumps I My dawn was to wealth and luxury, and, damme I I always thought they might come back ; but here, as poor Hexameter would say, here is a meri- dian splendour of unlooked*for brightness. Gilded apartments, good wine, lands, tenements, and a pedi- gree ; a chest full of India bonds and exchequer bills : '* the neighbours on tip-toe to be at me, the household ''of Lord Winterly vicing to make fair weather with '' me— Fair weather with a man, who three days ago * ''did not know his own name, and at a salary of "twelve pounds, filled the place of prose-writer to a "patent medicine I the poet had twenty-— Why look ^ into darkness f here is sunshine!'' \Dr%nk$,'\ That to the memory of my respectable uncle; and may the lawyers never bring him back I It must be an aflfec- tionate family not to be disconcerted, if the head of the house came back, after they had gone into mourn- ing, and taken possession of the estate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These papers appear to have been all, with- out exception^ in the hands of your lordship's soli- citors.
Mr%. Wiml. Shall I send for Miss Meadows f Lord Win. Send for Mrs. Payksan t Young gentle- man, walk in I Land* My lord, I follow ; I am but a shadow yet Mm* WinBl. Oh, perhaps not* Come, Henry I y Google SOSNK Z.] A OOMSDT. 51 Henry. Emilj portionloss ! What should mj uncle want with a penniless consort f 'Tis the rase he covets, not the flower.
This cloudy mom^ thai rose so black and grim^... May fill my cup of fortune to the brim/ 9Nn or AOT II.
y Google 6S WOMEN EULs. [aot in.
AOT III. .
SCENE I.
An apartment at Lord Winterly 's.
Landafv at a table with wine.
Land. [Drink$.'\ What a shuffle it is, when a man gets all trumps I My dawn was to wealth and luxury, and, damme I I always thought they might come back ; but here, as poor Hexameter would say, here is a meri- dian splendour of unlooked*for brightness. Gilded apartments, good wine, lands, tenements, and a pedi- gree ; a chest full of India bonds and exchequer bills : '* the neighbours on tip-toe to be at me, the household ''of Lord Winterly vicing to make fair weather with '' me— Fair weather with a man, who three days ago * ''did not know his own name, and at a salary of "twelve pounds, filled the place of prose-writer to a "patent medicine I the poet had twenty-— Why look ^ into darkness f here is sunshine!'' \Dr%nk$,'\ That to the memory of my respectable uncle; and may the lawyers never bring him back I It must be an aflfec- tionate family not to be disconcerted, if the head of the house came back, after they had gone into mourn- ing, and taken possession of the estate.
What to read after Women Rule: a Comedy in Five Acts?
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