The Double-Dealer, a comedy by William Congreve
page 93 of 139 (66%)
page 93 of 139 (66%)
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BRISK. Come, my lord, I'll wait on you. My charming witty angel!
[To her.] LADY FROTH. We shall have whispering time enough, you know, since we are partners. SCENE VIII. LADY PLYANT and CARELESS. LADY PLYANT. Oh, Mr. Careless, Mr. Careless, I'm ruined, I'm undone. CARE. What's the matter, madam? LADY PLYANT. Oh, the unluckiest accident, I'm afraid I shan't live to tell it you. CARE. Heaven forbid! What is it? LADY PLYANT. I'm in such a fright; the strangest quandary and premunire! I'm all over in a universal agitation; I dare swear every circumstance of me trembles. O your letter, your letter! By an unfortunate mistake I have given Sir Paul your letter instead of his own. CARE. That was unlucky. |
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