The Hunchback by James Sheridan Knowles
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page 62 of 136 (45%)
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The difference of their trades! There's nothing here
But languages, and sciences, and arts. Not an iota of nobility! We cannot give our names. Take back the paper, And tell the bearer there's no answer for him:- That is the lordly way of saying "No." But, talking of subscriptions, here is one To which your lordship may affix your name. Roch. Pray, who's the object? Tin. A most worthy man! A man of singular deserts; a man In serving whom your lordship will serve me, - Signor Cantata. Roch. He's a friend of yours? Tin. Oh, no, I know him not! I've not that pleasure. But Lady Dangle knows him; she's his friend, He will oblige us with a set of concerts, Six concerts to the set.--The set, three guineas. Your lordship will subscribe? Roch. Oh, by all means. Tin. How many sets of tickets? Two at least. You'll like to take a friend? I'll set you down Six guineas to Signor Cantata's concerts, And now, my Lord, we'll to him; then we'll walk. |
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