Our American Cousin
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] Flo Oh, won't I convict him, now. I'll find him at once.
Runs off, R. 3 E. , Mary after her calling Florence!!! Florence!!! asscene closes.
Change Scene 2. --Chamber as before.
Enter Mrs. Montchessington, and Augusta, L. 1 E.
Mrs M Yes, my child, while Mr. De Boots and Mr. Trenchard are both here, you must ask yourself seriously, as to the state of your affections, remember, your happiness for life will depend upon the choice you make.
Aug What would you advise, mamma? You know I am always ad...vised by you.
Mrs M Dear, obedient child. De Boots has excellent expectations, butthen they are only expectations after all. This American is rich, andon the whole I think a well regulated affection ought to incline to AsaTrenchard.
Aug Very well, mamma.
Mrs M At the same time, you must be cautious, or in grasping at AsaTrenchard's solid good qualities, you may miss them, and De Bootsexpectations into the bargain.
Aug Oh, I will take care not to give up my hold on poor De Boots 'till Iam quite sure of the American.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Flo Oh, won't I convict him, now. I'll find him at once.
Runs off, R. 3 E. , Mary after her calling Florence!!! Florence!!! asscene closes.
Change Scene 2. --Chamber as before.
Enter Mrs. Montchessington, and Augusta, L. 1 E.
Mrs M Yes, my child, while Mr. De Boots and Mr. Trenchard are both here, you must ask yourself seriously, as to the state of your affections, remember, your happiness for life will depend upon the choice you make.
Aug What would you advise, mamma? You know I am always ad...vised by you.
Mrs M Dear, obedient child. De Boots has excellent expectations, butthen they are only expectations after all. This American is rich, andon the whole I think a well regulated affection ought to incline to AsaTrenchard.
Aug Very well, mamma.
Mrs M At the same time, you must be cautious, or in grasping at AsaTrenchard's solid good qualities, you may miss them, and De Bootsexpectations into the bargain.
Aug Oh, I will take care not to give up my hold on poor De Boots 'till Iam quite sure of the American.
What to read after Our American Cousin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Tom, 1817-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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