Fifty Contemporary One Act Plays
Fifty Contemporary One Act Plays
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I made pretty good in Brazil, they tell me. ANNE [nervously]. Sit down. HAROLD. Thanks. Hot for September, isn't it? Though I ought to be used to heat by this time. Sometimes the ther- mometer would run a hundred and eight for a week on end. Not much fun, that. ANNE. No, indeed. HAROLD [settling back comfortably to talk about himself]. You know I loathed it down there at first. What with all the foreigners and the rotten weather and the bugs thought I'd never get into the swing. Wanted to chuck... engineering for any old job that was cool, but after a while ANNE. How long have you been home?
HAROLD. About three weeks. I'd really been meaning to come out here and have a look round my old haunts, but there was business in New York, and I had to go South and see my family you know how time flies. Then your note came. It was mighty jolly of you to ask me out here. By the way, how did you know I was back?
ANNE [after a pause]. Madge Ken- nedy caught sight of you in New York.
HAROLD. Did she really ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I made pretty good in Brazil, they tell me. ANNE [nervously]. Sit down. HAROLD. Thanks. Hot for September, isn't it? Though I ought to be used to heat by this time. Sometimes the ther- mometer would run a hundred and eight for a week on end. Not much fun, that. ANNE. No, indeed. HAROLD [settling back comfortably to talk about himself]. You know I loathed it down there at first. What with all the foreigners and the rotten weather and the bugs thought I'd never get into the swing. Wanted to chuck... engineering for any old job that was cool, but after a while ANNE. How long have you been home?
HAROLD. About three weeks. I'd really been meaning to come out here and have a look round my old haunts, but there was business in New York, and I had to go South and see my family you know how time flies. Then your note came. It was mighty jolly of you to ask me out here. By the way, how did you know I was back?
ANNE [after a pause]. Madge Ken- nedy caught sight of you in New York.
HAROLD. Did she really ?
What to read after Fifty Contemporary One Act Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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