Our English Friend. a Comedy in 4 Acts
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Mim. It is the sweetest thing about love, and the best sign that it's true. Don't you know the words of the song ? [^Sitigs a song without music.
Supposing a man all wrinkled and old, Should come to me jingling his silver and gold, Ami offer a share of his Mammon to me If I to the sale of myself would agree — I wouldn't. Would you?
Suppose that a hero, all bristling with fame, And big with the weight of a wonderful name, Shotild offer, in a moment of grand condescension, To give me his hand a l...ittle attention — I wouldn't. Would you?
Supposing a youth, with his heart in his eyes, That shine like the light of the beautiful skies, Would promise to love me through all his glad life, And beg that I be his own dear little wife — Guess I would! Wouldn't you?
Towards the last line, Rig. places his arm about her waist for an instant and kisses her.
Mrs. Partadge enters, r. 1 e., sees the situation, and holds up her hands.
Mrs. Partradge. "Well, upon my word, Mr. Due de Monte- bello!
Mim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mim. It is the sweetest thing about love, and the best sign that it's true. Don't you know the words of the song ? [^Sitigs a song without music.
Supposing a man all wrinkled and old, Should come to me jingling his silver and gold, Ami offer a share of his Mammon to me If I to the sale of myself would agree — I wouldn't. Would you?
Suppose that a hero, all bristling with fame, And big with the weight of a wonderful name, Shotild offer, in a moment of grand condescension, To give me his hand a l...ittle attention — I wouldn't. Would you?
Supposing a youth, with his heart in his eyes, That shine like the light of the beautiful skies, Would promise to love me through all his glad life, And beg that I be his own dear little wife — Guess I would! Wouldn't you?
Towards the last line, Rig. places his arm about her waist for an instant and kisses her.
Mrs. Partadge enters, r. 1 e., sees the situation, and holds up her hands.
Mrs. Partradge. "Well, upon my word, Mr. Due de Monte- bello!
Mim.
What to read after Our English Friend. a Comedy in 4 Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustin Daly to read onlineMoreLess
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