Powder And Patches a Comedy in Two Acts
Powder And Patches a Comedy in Two Acts
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" Mistress Carter makes an impatient gesture.
Sir Charles Mawly, an affected old beau (rising). "My dear Mistress Carter, how I pity you! It is so very crude, you know, in this Colonial world. " (Offers snuff to Mr. Carter, takes some himself, and dusts his coat affectedly. ) "One can't help being amused at the strangeness of everything; and then the society is so very mixed, you know Tis a mingling of cotton and brocade of gold lace and linsey I can't help laugh- POWDER AND PATCHES 19 ing at t...he idea of this George Washington (I believe that's the name), becoming the ruler of this country. Of course such an outcome is simply impossible against the odds, but what an amusing coterie ht would draw around him such a tatter demalior. Rag- a-muffin court !" Lady Burlingame joins in the laugh.
Agnes (straightening herself angrily). "Sir Charles, pardon me, but you are ridiculing the land of my birth, and General Washington is a gentleman whose presence would grace any assemblage. " Sir Charles Mawly (hastily taking a pinch of snuff).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mistress Carter makes an impatient gesture.
Sir Charles Mawly, an affected old beau (rising). "My dear Mistress Carter, how I pity you! It is so very crude, you know, in this Colonial world. " (Offers snuff to Mr. Carter, takes some himself, and dusts his coat affectedly. ) "One can't help being amused at the strangeness of everything; and then the society is so very mixed, you know Tis a mingling of cotton and brocade of gold lace and linsey I can't help laugh- POWDER AND PATCHES 19 ing at t...he idea of this George Washington (I believe that's the name), becoming the ruler of this country. Of course such an outcome is simply impossible against the odds, but what an amusing coterie ht would draw around him such a tatter demalior. Rag- a-muffin court !" Lady Burlingame joins in the laugh.
Agnes (straightening herself angrily). "Sir Charles, pardon me, but you are ridiculing the land of my birth, and General Washington is a gentleman whose presence would grace any assemblage. " Sir Charles Mawly (hastily taking a pinch of snuff).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Moncure Paynter Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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