The Honey Moon a Play in Five Acts
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— Or has he only lei't you To study some new character? Pray, tell me, What will he next appear iu ?
Bal. This is folly. 'Tis time to call your wanton spirits home— - You are too wild of speech.
Vol. My thoughts are free, sir ; And those I utter — Bal. Far too quickly, girl ; \''our shrewdness is a scarecrow to your beauty.
Vot, It will fright none but fools, sir : meii of sense must naturally admire in us the quality they most value in them- selves ; a blockhead only protests against the wit o...f a wo- man, because he cannot answer her drafts upon his under- staudiug. But now we talk of the Count, don't you remem- ber your promise, sir ?
Bal. Umr. H ! (Aside. ) What promise, girl ?
Vol. That I slionld see your picture of him Bal. So you shall, when you can treat the original with a little more respect.
Vol. IS' ay, sir, a promise !
Bal. Well, you'll find the door open. FVoLANXK crosses n. ) But, before you go, tell me honestly, how do you like the count, his person, and uiid I's a iding ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Or has he only lei't you To study some new character? Pray, tell me, What will he next appear iu ?
Bal. This is folly. 'Tis time to call your wanton spirits home— - You are too wild of speech.
Vol. My thoughts are free, sir ; And those I utter — Bal. Far too quickly, girl ; \''our shrewdness is a scarecrow to your beauty.
Vot, It will fright none but fools, sir : meii of sense must naturally admire in us the quality they most value in them- selves ; a blockhead only protests against the wit o...f a wo- man, because he cannot answer her drafts upon his under- staudiug. But now we talk of the Count, don't you remem- ber your promise, sir ?
Bal. Umr. H ! (Aside. ) What promise, girl ?
Vol. That I slionld see your picture of him Bal. So you shall, when you can treat the original with a little more respect.
Vol. IS' ay, sir, a promise !
Bal. Well, you'll find the door open. FVoLANXK crosses n. ) But, before you go, tell me honestly, how do you like the count, his person, and uiid I's a iding ?
What to read after The Honey Moon a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Tobin to read onlineMoreLess
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