Love And Tea a Comedy Drama of Colonial Times in Two Acts Written At the Inst
Love And Tea a Comedy Drama of Colonial Times in Two Acts Written At the Inst
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(Miss B. Unclasps the beads after some resistance on BETTY'S part. They fall to the floor. BETTY snatches them up and throws them out of the window. She and her aunt gaze at each other titfiantly. Miss B. Goes to the window. ') Mandy, quick, bring me the beads that Miss Betty threw from the window just now.
MANDY (heard from outside). Yes, missy.
Miss B. (angrily). Your conduct is disgraceful, miss. Know you not 'tis wicked to disobey and flout your elders? From this moment I forbid you to ever... see or communicate with this Dickinson again. I shall restore him the beads, and when I journey to England, you will accompany me. Do you hear ? Now go to your chamber and meditate on your mis- conduct.
BETTY. Nay, aunt, I will not give William up ; I love him. You may be cruel and dangle your lover for a lifetime, but I will marry mine, and you shall grant me your permission.
Miss B. I grant my permission ! Never ! I do not break my word, miss.
BETTY (scornfully). Ah, do you not? Who, pray, has been drinking tea daily while pretending to deny herself?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Miss B. Unclasps the beads after some resistance on BETTY'S part. They fall to the floor. BETTY snatches them up and throws them out of the window. She and her aunt gaze at each other titfiantly. Miss B. Goes to the window. ') Mandy, quick, bring me the beads that Miss Betty threw from the window just now.
MANDY (heard from outside). Yes, missy.
Miss B. (angrily). Your conduct is disgraceful, miss. Know you not 'tis wicked to disobey and flout your elders? From this moment I forbid you to ever... see or communicate with this Dickinson again. I shall restore him the beads, and when I journey to England, you will accompany me. Do you hear ? Now go to your chamber and meditate on your mis- conduct.
BETTY. Nay, aunt, I will not give William up ; I love him. You may be cruel and dangle your lover for a lifetime, but I will marry mine, and you shall grant me your permission.
Miss B. I grant my permission ! Never ! I do not break my word, miss.
BETTY (scornfully). Ah, do you not? Who, pray, has been drinking tea daily while pretending to deny herself?
What to read after Love And Tea a Comedy Drama of Colonial Times in Two Acts Written At the Inst?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Phillips See to read onlineMoreLess
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