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But, by heavens, I'll — " Quoit him down, Bardolph." Har. Yes, but. Jack, if you can marry her, her fortune is a snug thing ; besides, if you love each other, — I tell you — Rov. Hang her fortune ! «« My love, more noble than the •world, prizes not quantity of dirty lands." O Dick, she's the most lovely — she is female beauty in its genuine decoration — but you shall see her. I'll go on with our play, as the produce is appropriated to a good purpose, and then lay down my 'squireship, bid adieu ...to my heavenly Rosalind, and exit for- ever from her house, poor Jack Rover. Exit, r. h., 1 e.
Har. Ha, ha, ha ! this is the drollest — Rover little suspects that I'm the identical 'Squire Thunder that he personates. I'll lend him my character a little longer. — Yes, this offers a most excellent opportunity of making my poor friend's fortune, without injuring any body ; if possible, he shall have her. I can't regret the loss of charms I never knew, and, as for an es- tate, my father's is competent to all my wishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, by heavens, I'll — " Quoit him down, Bardolph." Har. Yes, but. Jack, if you can marry her, her fortune is a snug thing ; besides, if you love each other, — I tell you — Rov. Hang her fortune ! «« My love, more noble than the •world, prizes not quantity of dirty lands." O Dick, she's the most lovely — she is female beauty in its genuine decoration — but you shall see her. I'll go on with our play, as the produce is appropriated to a good purpose, and then lay down my 'squireship, bid adieu ...to my heavenly Rosalind, and exit for- ever from her house, poor Jack Rover. Exit, r. h., 1 e.
Har. Ha, ha, ha ! this is the drollest — Rover little suspects that I'm the identical 'Squire Thunder that he personates. I'll lend him my character a little longer. — Yes, this offers a most excellent opportunity of making my poor friend's fortune, without injuring any body ; if possible, he shall have her. I can't regret the loss of charms I never knew, and, as for an es- tate, my father's is competent to all my wishes.
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