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Millamour, Mill AMOUR.
ady Bell ! (paufes and looks at her) I once ight— i — -but you will break nny heart.
Lady Bell.
: will bend a little, but never break.
Millamour.
7i]l you liften to me ? There is a tyrant fair, and have intereft with her^ you can ferve mej all joys of life are centered there.
. Lady Bell. (Jmiles aftde) le is mine againft the world. And fo you want intereft ? That's lucky, for I have a favour to leftofyoq.
Millamour.
5 there a favour in the power of man, you may comniand ...at my hands ?
Lady Bell.
fou are very good. Sir; thereis aperfon, but the ity of his temper Millamour. [afide) )he means me — —Your beauty will reclaim him.
Lady 172 KNOW YOUR OWN MIND, Lady Bell, {/miles at bini) May I rely upon you ?
MlLLAMOUR.
What an angel look there was. And do you the queftion ?
Lady Bell, When fincere afFcdion ■ ■ Millamour^ It is generous to own it.
Lady Bell.
And fince the imprefGon made by- ■ Millamour« Do not helitate.
Lady Bell.
Made by Captain Bygrove— — MiLLAMOUR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Millamour, Mill AMOUR.
ady Bell ! (paufes and looks at her) I once ight— i — -but you will break nny heart.
Lady Bell.
: will bend a little, but never break.
Millamour.
7i]l you liften to me ? There is a tyrant fair, and have intereft with her^ you can ferve mej all joys of life are centered there.
. Lady Bell. (Jmiles aftde) le is mine againft the world. And fo you want intereft ? That's lucky, for I have a favour to leftofyoq.
Millamour.
5 there a favour in the power of man, you may comniand ...at my hands ?
Lady Bell.
fou are very good. Sir; thereis aperfon, but the ity of his temper Millamour. [afide) )he means me — —Your beauty will reclaim him.
Lady 172 KNOW YOUR OWN MIND, Lady Bell, {/miles at bini) May I rely upon you ?
MlLLAMOUR.
What an angel look there was. And do you the queftion ?
Lady Bell, When fincere afFcdion ■ ■ Millamour^ It is generous to own it.
Lady Bell.
And fince the imprefGon made by- ■ Millamour« Do not helitate.
Lady Bell.
Made by Captain Bygrove— — MiLLAMOUR.
What to read after Works ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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