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ha ! No fault. Ahem !
Grace (^Tartly.) Have you prepared those settlements?
McS. The parchment is inscribed according to directions. No fault. Ahem !
GrRACE. Then tear it up.
McS. What !
Grace. T-e-a-r [spelling)^ tear it up. Can't you hear my words ?
McS. The language was distinct — distinctly distinct. No fault. Ahem ! But, Miss, if I may be pardoned the observation — Grace. [Interrupting.) I don't want any law or argument.
McS. Scoff at the law — the honorable profession of the law !
Ahem ! ...Why, England may as well attempt with bullrushes to dam up the Nile.
Grace. Mr. McShane you are tedious.
McS. Me? McShane? Tedious? Ahem!
Grace. You. Take your parchments, please, and then take your leave. Your bill will be paid as soon as sent.
McS. What an atrociously atrocious feminine female ! Ahem !
I'll make my bill six times as large. [Exit, angrily. Door L.
Enter Captain Evelyn, Door L, meeting McShane.
Capt. What did that seedy-looking fellow's presence mean?
Blanche. It means that you have just lost £30,000, and that you are served right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ha ! No fault. Ahem !
Grace (^Tartly.) Have you prepared those settlements?
McS. The parchment is inscribed according to directions. No fault. Ahem !
GrRACE. Then tear it up.
McS. What !
Grace. T-e-a-r [spelling)^ tear it up. Can't you hear my words ?
McS. The language was distinct — distinctly distinct. No fault. Ahem ! But, Miss, if I may be pardoned the observation — Grace. [Interrupting.) I don't want any law or argument.
McS. Scoff at the law — the honorable profession of the law !
Ahem ! ...Why, England may as well attempt with bullrushes to dam up the Nile.
Grace. Mr. McShane you are tedious.
McS. Me? McShane? Tedious? Ahem!
Grace. You. Take your parchments, please, and then take your leave. Your bill will be paid as soon as sent.
McS. What an atrociously atrocious feminine female ! Ahem !
I'll make my bill six times as large. [Exit, angrily. Door L.
Enter Captain Evelyn, Door L, meeting McShane.
Capt. What did that seedy-looking fellow's presence mean?
Blanche. It means that you have just lost £30,000, and that you are served right.
What to read after Lambh Darragh ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Callahan, Charles, E. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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