The Hunchback by James Sheridan Knowles
page 63 of 136 (46%)
page 63 of 136 (46%)
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Roch. Nay, I would wait the lady's answer. Tin. Wait! take an excursion to the country; let Her answer wait for you! Roch. Indeed! Tin. Indeed! Befits a lord nought like indifference. Say an estate should fall to you, you'd take it As it concerned more a stander by Than you. As you're a lord, be sure you ever Of that make little other men make much of; Nor do the thing they do, but the right contrary. Where the distinction else 'twixt them and you? [They go out.] SCENE II.--An Apartment in Master Heartwell's House. [MASTER WALTER discovered looking through title-deeds and papers.] Wal. So falls out everything, as I would have it, Exact in place and time. This lord's advances Receives she,--as, I augur, in the spleen Of wounded pride she will,--my course is clear. She comes--all's well--the tempest rages still. |
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