Irish Literature
Irish Literature
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(Going.) Digitized by Google RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN. 3095 Aci'€8. True, true. But stay — stay, Jack ; you may add that you never saw me in such a rage before — a most de- vouring rage.
Captain Absolute. I will, I will.
Acres. Remember, Jack — a determined dog!
Captain Absolute. Ay, ay — " Fighting Bob." {Exeunt severally.) King^s Mead-fields. — Enter Sir Lucius and Acbes^ with pistols.
Acres. By my valor! then. Sir Lucius, forty yards is a good distance. Odds levels and aims ! I say it is a ...good distance.
Sir Lucius. It is for muskets or small field-pieces ; upon my conscience, Mr. Acres, you must leave these things to me. Stay, now; 1^11 show you. {Measures six paces.) There, now, that is a very pretty distance — ^a pretty gentle- man's distance.
Acres. Zounds ! we might as well fight in a sentry-box !
I tell you. Sir Lucius, the further he is off, the cooler I shall take my aim.
Sir Lucius. ^Faith, then, I suppose you would aim at him best of all if he was out of sight!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Going.) Digitized by Google RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN. 3095 Aci'€8. True, true. But stay — stay, Jack ; you may add that you never saw me in such a rage before — a most de- vouring rage.
Captain Absolute. I will, I will.
Acres. Remember, Jack — a determined dog!
Captain Absolute. Ay, ay — " Fighting Bob." {Exeunt severally.) King^s Mead-fields. — Enter Sir Lucius and Acbes^ with pistols.
Acres. By my valor! then. Sir Lucius, forty yards is a good distance. Odds levels and aims ! I say it is a ...good distance.
Sir Lucius. It is for muskets or small field-pieces ; upon my conscience, Mr. Acres, you must leave these things to me. Stay, now; 1^11 show you. {Measures six paces.) There, now, that is a very pretty distance — ^a pretty gentle- man's distance.
Acres. Zounds ! we might as well fight in a sentry-box !
I tell you. Sir Lucius, the further he is off, the cooler I shall take my aim.
Sir Lucius. ^Faith, then, I suppose you would aim at him best of all if he was out of sight!
What to read after Irish Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy, Justin, 1830-1912. Edt to read onlineMoreLess
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