Zara: a Tragedy
Zara: a Tragedy
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Oh I no; you never are. 1 staid at the t»tn- ker*s the rest of the time ; and 1 came straight from hh hous4! to have the pleasure of dining with you. [f*//f a glass ^ mm.} Mrs* Lmt, Were there aJ^y sincerity in that decU' ration, I sliould be happy. A tavern life has hitherto been your delight- I wonder what delight you can iind in such an eternal round of gaming, iiot,iind db- tipation* Will you answer me oneur hand on your heart, and Aa ly. THE WAY TO KIEP HIM. gj Love. My humble service to ...you, my love.
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Mrs. Love. I am sure I have never been deficient in any one point of the duty I owe you. You won my hearty and I gave it freely.
Love. [Going to steep."] It is very true.
Mrs. Love. Your interest has been mine. I have known no pleasure unconnefled with your happiness.
Diversions, show, and pomp, have had no allurements for me.
Love. [Dropping asleepJ] Yes,— you are right— just as you please Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh I no; you never are. 1 staid at the t»tn- ker*s the rest of the time ; and 1 came straight from hh hous4! to have the pleasure of dining with you. [f*//f a glass ^ mm.} Mrs* Lmt, Were there aJ^y sincerity in that decU' ration, I sliould be happy. A tavern life has hitherto been your delight- I wonder what delight you can iind in such an eternal round of gaming, iiot,iind db- tipation* Will you answer me one
[Drinh.
Mrs. Love. I am sure I have never been deficient in any one point of the duty I owe you. You won my hearty and I gave it freely.
Love. [Going to steep."] It is very true.
Mrs. Love. Your interest has been mine. I have known no pleasure unconnefled with your happiness.
Diversions, show, and pomp, have had no allurements for me.
Love. [Dropping asleepJ] Yes,— you are right— just as you please Mrs.
What to read after Zara: a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Aaron to read onlineMoreLess
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