The German Theatre volume 3
The German Theatre volume 3
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Have you all your presents ready ?
Pan. Mine is in my pocket.
Ros. {Pointing at the table. ) Mine is under that white cloth.
Fre. And mine is in the court.
Ijetv. (Aside, with a sigh. ) I alone have nothing t 'ifler, Pau. (To Fre. J M^y one ask what it is ? L2 220 THE HAPPY FAMfLT. Act I.
Fre. (Jocosely. ) Can you keep a secret ?
Pau. Oh, yes.
Fre. So can I.
Pau. Well, I am not so cruel. I liave woven some hand- kerchiefs for my mother; and for my father guess.
F?r, It will not be worth while.
...PajK Ha ! ha ! ha ! Do you hear, Lewis ? What think you?
JLerv. He is probably right.
Pau. How modest ! But, Frederick, I'll tell you - Lewis has made some verses for me : they are so sweet and affecting.
Fre. I don't understand verses.
Lew. Paulina is so kind as to think them tolerable.
Pau. Mr. Ernorf makes verses too, but nobody can un- derstand them.
Fre. Hark ! They are coming.
(All rise, and stand in anxious suspense. ) Hos. No it was the servant below.
(They return to their work. ) Fre. My father and mother must be very happy to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have you all your presents ready ?
Pan. Mine is in my pocket.
Ros. {Pointing at the table. ) Mine is under that white cloth.
Fre. And mine is in the court.
Ijetv. (Aside, with a sigh. ) I alone have nothing t 'ifler, Pau. (To Fre. J M^y one ask what it is ? L2 220 THE HAPPY FAMfLT. Act I.
Fre. (Jocosely. ) Can you keep a secret ?
Pau. Oh, yes.
Fre. So can I.
Pau. Well, I am not so cruel. I liave woven some hand- kerchiefs for my mother; and for my father guess.
F?r, It will not be worth while.
...PajK Ha ! ha ! ha ! Do you hear, Lewis ? What think you?
JLerv. He is probably right.
Pau. How modest ! But, Frederick, I'll tell you - Lewis has made some verses for me : they are so sweet and affecting.
Fre. I don't understand verses.
Lew. Paulina is so kind as to think them tolerable.
Pau. Mr. Ernorf makes verses too, but nobody can un- derstand them.
Fre. Hark ! They are coming.
(All rise, and stand in anxious suspense. ) Hos. No it was the servant below.
(They return to their work. ) Fre. My father and mother must be very happy to-day.
What to read after The German Theatre volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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