Drawing Rooms,
Drawing Rooms, Second Floor, and Attics: A Farce, in One Act
作者：Morton, John Maddison, 1811-1891
体例：题 章数：20
字数：44,504 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 20 题- IN ONE ACT.
- AUTHOR OF
- COSTUMES OF THE DAY.
- DRAWING ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR, AND ATTICS.
- ARABEL. Do oblige me, there's a dear. And, Phoebe----
- TRIPTOLE. I don't know. (_begins getting into the other chimney pot_)
- CAPT. H. This is _Friday!_
- ARABEL. To _me?_
- CAPT. H. Fourteen! just now you said ten! In a word, old lady----
- TRIPTOLE. Good morning! (_making for door_)
- CAPT. H. Pshaw! (_pulling him back_)
- ARABEL. What is the man about? (_following SHARP, L._)
- CAPT. H. That's enough. (_taking her hand, and kissing it repeatedly_)
- ARABEL. (_aside_) I can't see anything of Mr. Sharp in the street
- COCKLE. Hush! (_same play repeated_)
- BUNNY. I ask you again, where is "our dear----?"
- CAPT. H. Pshaw!--hush! (_TRIPTOLEMUS attempts to escape_)
- CAPT. H. Ha, ha! good again. (_another rise and bow from TRIPTOLEMUS_)
- TRIPTOLE. (_still going on_) Ten, twelve, thirteen----
- Transcriber's Note