The Duenna
The Duenna
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If hecomes, will you send him to me?
_Don Jer_. I will. Lauretta!--[_Calls_. ]--Come--she'll show you to theroom. What! do you droop? here's a mournful face to make love with![_Exeunt_. ] SCENE II. --DONNA LOUISA'S _Dressing-Room_.
_Enter_ ISAAC _and_ MAID.
_Maid_. Sir, my mistress will wait on you presently.
[_Goes to the door_. ] _Isaac_. When she's at leisure--don't hurry her. --[_Exit_ MAID. ]--Iwish I had ever practised a love-scene--I doubt I shall make a poorfigure--I couldn't be more af...raid if I was going before theInquisition. So, the door opens--yes, she's coming--the very rustlingof her silk has a disdainful sound.
_Enter_ DUENNA _dressed_ as DONNA LOUISA.
Now dar'n't I look round, for the soul of me--her beauty willcertainly strike me dumb if I do. I wish she'd speak first.
_Duen_. Sir, I attend your pleasure.
_Isaac_. [_Aside_. ] So! the ice is broke, and a pretty civil beginningtoo!--[_Aloud_. ] Hem! madam--miss--I'm all attention.
_Duen_. Nay, sir, 'tis I who should listen, and you propose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If hecomes, will you send him to me?
_Don Jer_. I will. Lauretta!--[_Calls_. ]--Come--she'll show you to theroom. What! do you droop? here's a mournful face to make love with![_Exeunt_. ] SCENE II. --DONNA LOUISA'S _Dressing-Room_.
_Enter_ ISAAC _and_ MAID.
_Maid_. Sir, my mistress will wait on you presently.
[_Goes to the door_. ] _Isaac_. When she's at leisure--don't hurry her. --[_Exit_ MAID. ]--Iwish I had ever practised a love-scene--I doubt I shall make a poorfigure--I couldn't be more af...raid if I was going before theInquisition. So, the door opens--yes, she's coming--the very rustlingof her silk has a disdainful sound.
_Enter_ DUENNA _dressed_ as DONNA LOUISA.
Now dar'n't I look round, for the soul of me--her beauty willcertainly strike me dumb if I do. I wish she'd speak first.
_Duen_. Sir, I attend your pleasure.
_Isaac_. [_Aside_. ] So! the ice is broke, and a pretty civil beginningtoo!--[_Aloud_. ] Hem! madam--miss--I'm all attention.
_Duen_. Nay, sir, 'tis I who should listen, and you propose.
What to read after The Duenna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 1751-1816 to read onlineMoreLess
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