Plays And Poems
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Sir, retain your advances for the retinue. I will accept the flowers and confectionery : when Miss Lucretia Floyd returns she shall possess them and render her compliments.
142 LAMBERT. (Aside) Sure the Belmonts must pay their servants in dictionaries; or else she gets this of Lucretia, for her letters are passion in six syllables.
LUCRETIA. May this confectionery be chocolate creams ?
LAMBERT. Yes, Miss, chocolate creams.
LUCRETIA. La, the lady is so fond of chocolate creams; the darkest choco...late cream has a white heart. These particular flowers, sir, have an exquisite aroma: I am so fond of violets and lilies of the valley.
LAMBERT. (Aside) Why, she has actually smelt them ! She will be eating the chocolates next and calling me " Lamb". But, Miss, will you not take them in and put them in a vase of water? I would not have them fade before the lady has them for a pearl of Ind.
LUCRETIA. La, how romantic you talk. Do you re- ciprocate the lady so passionately ?
LAMBERT. (Aside) I must not offend her or she will put me out with Lucretia's guardian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir, retain your advances for the retinue. I will accept the flowers and confectionery : when Miss Lucretia Floyd returns she shall possess them and render her compliments.
142 LAMBERT. (Aside) Sure the Belmonts must pay their servants in dictionaries; or else she gets this of Lucretia, for her letters are passion in six syllables.
LUCRETIA. May this confectionery be chocolate creams ?
LAMBERT. Yes, Miss, chocolate creams.
LUCRETIA. La, the lady is so fond of chocolate creams; the darkest choco...late cream has a white heart. These particular flowers, sir, have an exquisite aroma: I am so fond of violets and lilies of the valley.
LAMBERT. (Aside) Why, she has actually smelt them ! She will be eating the chocolates next and calling me " Lamb". But, Miss, will you not take them in and put them in a vase of water? I would not have them fade before the lady has them for a pearl of Ind.
LUCRETIA. La, how romantic you talk. Do you re- ciprocate the lady so passionately ?
LAMBERT. (Aside) I must not offend her or she will put me out with Lucretia's guardian.
What to read after Plays And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Don Mark Lemon to read onlineMoreLess
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