The Barrier a New And Original Play in Four Acts
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(sulkily) All right. I can't help it Margaret. You'd better go.
Marillier. (his tone again becoming suspicious and threatening) I'll just walk to the lake and back. Don't forget what I've told you !
(He waits for a reply — she gives none. He stalks off.
When he has gone Margaret moves into the alley, and calls, "Alma, Alma!" After a moment Alha comes in, and goes eagerly to her.
Digiti zed by Google 62 ^HE BARRIER.
Margabet. Where have you been?
Alma. Up a tree.
Margaret. What ?
Alma, (nodding)... Up a tree — ^yes. It's not much of a climb, you know: one of our favorite places when we were children, and played hide and seek.
Margaret. Eoland was looking for you.
Alma. He knew where I was, of course — ^but it's an understood thing, when I'm there, that he can't find me. No one else knew.
Margaret. I see.
Alma. Where's he gone?
Margaret. Who?
Alma. Mr. Marillier.
Margaret. I don't know — ^he'U be back soon.
Alma. You looked as though you were quarrel- ling.
Margaret. You saw us?
Alma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(sulkily) All right. I can't help it Margaret. You'd better go.
Marillier. (his tone again becoming suspicious and threatening) I'll just walk to the lake and back. Don't forget what I've told you !
(He waits for a reply — she gives none. He stalks off.
When he has gone Margaret moves into the alley, and calls, "Alma, Alma!" After a moment Alha comes in, and goes eagerly to her.
Digiti zed by Google 62 ^HE BARRIER.
Margabet. Where have you been?
Alma. Up a tree.
Margaret. What ?
Alma, (nodding)... Up a tree — ^yes. It's not much of a climb, you know: one of our favorite places when we were children, and played hide and seek.
Margaret. Eoland was looking for you.
Alma. He knew where I was, of course — ^but it's an understood thing, when I'm there, that he can't find me. No one else knew.
Margaret. I see.
Alma. Where's he gone?
Margaret. Who?
Alma. Mr. Marillier.
Margaret. I don't know — ^he'U be back soon.
Alma. You looked as though you were quarrel- ling.
Margaret. You saw us?
Alma.
What to read after The Barrier a New And Original Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutro Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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