Andr a Tragedy in Five Acts
Andr a Tragedy in Five Acts
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What will you give to be released at once ?
ANDRE. My purse and this.
[He offers his watch and purse.
PAULDING.
A handsome toy, no doubt Good twenty guineas but the purse is light. It is the same, perhaps, you brought along On purpose for us ; it is not enough.
64 ANDRE.
ANDRE.
Then say what you demand, and name the place Where you would have it brought, and by my honor As as a man, you shall receive it there.
PAULDING.
You are what first you said. You heard him, Williams ?
WILLIAMS.
We're poor..., what say you ? He might keep his word.
PAULDING. Yet not so poor but that we love our country.
(To Andre. ) We are poor men, all three, whom this long war Makes poorer, and still poorer ; you can see These are not rich men's clothes ; but Sir, your king Has not red gold enough to buy us better.
[Exeunt, with ANDRE.
ANDRE. 65 SCENE III.
Northcastle, a military post. A room in the Commanders head-quarters.
Enter at opposite sides JAMESON and TALLMADGE.
JAMESON.
Ha ! Major Tallmadge ! You are well returned, I have on hand a most vexatious business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What will you give to be released at once ?
ANDRE. My purse and this.
[He offers his watch and purse.
PAULDING.
A handsome toy, no doubt Good twenty guineas but the purse is light. It is the same, perhaps, you brought along On purpose for us ; it is not enough.
64 ANDRE.
ANDRE.
Then say what you demand, and name the place Where you would have it brought, and by my honor As as a man, you shall receive it there.
PAULDING.
You are what first you said. You heard him, Williams ?
WILLIAMS.
We're poor..., what say you ? He might keep his word.
PAULDING. Yet not so poor but that we love our country.
(To Andre. ) We are poor men, all three, whom this long war Makes poorer, and still poorer ; you can see These are not rich men's clothes ; but Sir, your king Has not red gold enough to buy us better.
[Exeunt, with ANDRE.
ANDRE. 65 SCENE III.
Northcastle, a military post. A room in the Commanders head-quarters.
Enter at opposite sides JAMESON and TALLMADGE.
JAMESON.
Ha ! Major Tallmadge ! You are well returned, I have on hand a most vexatious business.
What to read after Andr a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W William Wilberforce Lord to read onlineMoreLess
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