His Last Legs a Farce in Two Acts
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Look at me, madame this faded form ! this sunken eye ! Did you ever on the coast of Cornwall see a greater wreck ? I won't afflict you with the story of my downfall. Suffice it, that since I lost you I have passed through every stage of misery, from sunshine and champagne to clouds and heavy wet.
SCENE i. ] HIS I. A^T LEGS. 21 Mrs. . If. Well, then, to explain my visit here. I must tell you that the fortune I Ve been left (> \ \il. Oh, don't speak of fortune, you know how I dfcsmseit-\ Mrs. Jf.... ('t'ii/. Pooh, pooh ! it 's not a brother that you want ; it 's a husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look at me, madame this faded form ! this sunken eye ! Did you ever on the coast of Cornwall see a greater wreck ? I won't afflict you with the story of my downfall. Suffice it, that since I lost you I have passed through every stage of misery, from sunshine and champagne to clouds and heavy wet.
SCENE i. ] HIS I. A^T LEGS. 21 Mrs. . If. Well, then, to explain my visit here. I must tell you that the fortune I Ve been left (> \ \il. Oh, don't speak of fortune, you know how I dfcsmseit-\ Mrs. Jf.... (
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