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Charles Courtly has recently arrived at Oak Hall estate. He has set eyes on Grace Harkaway from afar and he is immediately besotted with her. He manages to get her attention and the couple begin to get acquainted. Charles is unaware that Grace is betrothed to his father and he is quick to court her. However, Grace reveals that she is soon to be married. Charles is astounded by her practical approach to marriage, wondering why she does not believe in love or romance.
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GRACE. Perhaps you would follow your friend into the dining- room; refreshment after your long journey must be requisite.
YOUNG COURTLY. Pardon me, madam; but the lovely garden and the loveliness before me is better refreshment than I could procure in any dining-room.
GRACE. Ha! Your company and compliments arrive together.
YOUNG COURTLY. I trust that a passing
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