The Social Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero (Volume 2) (Paperback)


This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918. Excerpt: ... Lady Owbridge. An exceedingly prepossessing young woman, of her class. The servants have gone up the steps, carrying the tea-things. The Elder Servant. Looking down the alley toward the left. I see the young person, my lady. Lady Owbridge. I'll speak to her, Bristow. The elder servant goes off toward the left; the younger one, bearing the tray, to the right. The Duchess and Mrs. Eden return, above the low cypress hedge; Quex meets them. Muriel. I would not have left her, but the young man she is engaged to brought her down, and I took it upon myself to give him permission to remain. Lady Owbridge. Oh, is Miss Fullgarney engaged? Muriel. To Mr. Valma, the palmist. Mrs. Eden. Approaching. Valma, the palmist Lady Owbridge. What is a palmist, pray? Muriel. He reads your past and your future in the lines of your hands. It's his profession, dear Lady Owbridge. Mrs. Eden. Oh, do let us have him into the drawing-room after dinner I hear he is simply charming. Lady Owbridge. Charming Rising. What are our ladies coming to Dear, dear me in my day such follies and superstitions were entirely restricted to the kitchen. muriel joins the Duchess. Quex is dutifully looking into the book of sermons. The servant returns, followed by Sophy, and then retires; Sophy comes forward, beamingly. She is prettily dressed, but in sober colours. Sophy. To Lady Owbridge. Here I am, my lady. I'm having such a good time Lady Owbridge. That's right. Sophy. Oh, this garden they may well call it heavenly. Lady Owbridge. They ought not to call it that, my dear. But it is indeed full of earthly solace. Sophy. It must be. And what a place for a bicycle Muriel. Reprovingly. Bicycles are not allowed to enter these grounds, Sophy. Sophy. Sobered. Oh O Lady Owbridge. Miss Eden tells me ...

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918. Excerpt: ... Lady Owbridge. An exceedingly prepossessing young woman, of her class. The servants have gone up the steps, carrying the tea-things. The Elder Servant. Looking down the alley toward the left. I see the young person, my lady. Lady Owbridge. I'll speak to her, Bristow. The elder servant goes off toward the left; the younger one, bearing the tray, to the right. The Duchess and Mrs. Eden return, above the low cypress hedge; Quex meets them. Muriel. I would not have left her, but the young man she is engaged to brought her down, and I took it upon myself to give him permission to remain. Lady Owbridge. Oh, is Miss Fullgarney engaged? Muriel. To Mr. Valma, the palmist. Mrs. Eden. Approaching. Valma, the palmist Lady Owbridge. What is a palmist, pray? Muriel. He reads your past and your future in the lines of your hands. It's his profession, dear Lady Owbridge. Mrs. Eden. Oh, do let us have him into the drawing-room after dinner I hear he is simply charming. Lady Owbridge. Charming Rising. What are our ladies coming to Dear, dear me in my day such follies and superstitions were entirely restricted to the kitchen. muriel joins the Duchess. Quex is dutifully looking into the book of sermons. The servant returns, followed by Sophy, and then retires; Sophy comes forward, beamingly. She is prettily dressed, but in sober colours. Sophy. To Lady Owbridge. Here I am, my lady. I'm having such a good time Lady Owbridge. That's right. Sophy. Oh, this garden they may well call it heavenly. Lady Owbridge. They ought not to call it that, my dear. But it is indeed full of earthly solace. Sophy. It must be. And what a place for a bicycle Muriel. Reprovingly. Bicycles are not allowed to enter these grounds, Sophy. Sophy. Sobered. Oh O Lady Owbridge. Miss Eden tells me ...

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General Books LLC

Country of origin

United States

Release date

2012

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First published

2012

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246 x 189 x 4mm (L x W x T)

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Paperback - Trade

Pages

84

ISBN-13

978-1-153-86126-7

Barcode

9781153861267

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1-153-86126-7



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