The School for Scandal a Comedy in Five Acts
The School for Scandal a Comedy in Five Acts
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Your brother, sir, is speaking to a gentleman in the street, and says he knows you are within.
Joseph S. [Rises. ~] 'Sdeath, blockhead, I'm not within I'm out for the day.
Sir P. [RisesJ] Stay hold a thought has struck me you shall be at home.
Joseph S. [Crossing to SERVANT. ] Well, well, let him up. [Exit SERVANT, L. ] He'll interrupt Sir Peter, however. [Aside. '] Sir P. [R. ] Now, my good friend, oblige me, I entreat you. Before Charles comes let me conceal myself somewhere then do you tax h...im on the point we have been talking, and his answer may satisfy me at once.
Joseph S. O fie, Sir Peter ! would you have me join in so mean a trick ? To trepan my brother, too ?
Sir P. Nay, you tell me you are sure he is innocent ; if so, you do him the greatest service by giving him an opportunity to clear himself, and you will set my heart at rest. Come, you shall not refuse me. [Going- up. '] Here, behind this screen will be Hey ! what the devil ! there seems to be one listener here already I'll swear I saw a petticoat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your brother, sir, is speaking to a gentleman in the street, and says he knows you are within.
Joseph S. [Rises. ~] 'Sdeath, blockhead, I'm not within I'm out for the day.
Sir P. [RisesJ] Stay hold a thought has struck me you shall be at home.
Joseph S. [Crossing to SERVANT. ] Well, well, let him up. [Exit SERVANT, L. ] He'll interrupt Sir Peter, however. [Aside. '] Sir P. [R. ] Now, my good friend, oblige me, I entreat you. Before Charles comes let me conceal myself somewhere then do you tax h...im on the point we have been talking, and his answer may satisfy me at once.
Joseph S. O fie, Sir Peter ! would you have me join in so mean a trick ? To trepan my brother, too ?
Sir P. Nay, you tell me you are sure he is innocent ; if so, you do him the greatest service by giving him an opportunity to clear himself, and you will set my heart at rest. Come, you shall not refuse me. [Going- up. '] Here, behind this screen will be Hey ! what the devil ! there seems to be one listener here already I'll swear I saw a petticoat.
What to read after The School for Scandal a Comedy in Five Acts?
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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