68 70 Berkeley Place a Comedy in One Act
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) Bill!
BILL. Coming, Dad. (He enters, R. ) I didn t know breakfast was ready.
MR. C. You don t need fruit. Eat your cereal and you may get through when we do.
MRS. C. I want Will MR. C. Bill.
MRS. C. I want Bill to eat a nice big breakfast. Growing boys need it.
MR. C. In the summer when I was his age I was out with a dinner pail at 6. 30.
MRS. C. Yes, and Bill, look at your father now.
(BILL has to cover his face with his napkin to conceal his emotions. ) MR. C. Well, what s the matter with m...e?
BILL (raises his hand as in school). Shall I answer, Father ?
MR. C. I m talking to your mother.
MRS. C. My dear, I only meant you seem always tired.
MR. C. Who wouldn t be with what I have to stand ?
MRS. C. I know your work is hard.
MR. C. I am not alluding to work. Oh, what s the use! (Goes back to his paper. ) MRS. C. Bill, there s your shredded wheat.
BILL. Wheat, did you say?
12 68- JO BERKELEY PLACE MR. C. (looks over the top of his paper). 1 once knew another young man who in;uk puns for break fast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Bill!
BILL. Coming, Dad. (He enters, R. ) I didn t know breakfast was ready.
MR. C. You don t need fruit. Eat your cereal and you may get through when we do.
MRS. C. I want Will MR. C. Bill.
MRS. C. I want Bill to eat a nice big breakfast. Growing boys need it.
MR. C. In the summer when I was his age I was out with a dinner pail at 6. 30.
MRS. C. Yes, and Bill, look at your father now.
(BILL has to cover his face with his napkin to conceal his emotions. ) MR. C. Well, what s the matter with m...e?
BILL (raises his hand as in school). Shall I answer, Father ?
MR. C. I m talking to your mother.
MRS. C. My dear, I only meant you seem always tired.
MR. C. Who wouldn t be with what I have to stand ?
MRS. C. I know your work is hard.
MR. C. I am not alluding to work. Oh, what s the use! (Goes back to his paper. ) MRS. C. Bill, there s your shredded wheat.
BILL. Wheat, did you say?
12 68- JO BERKELEY PLACE MR. C. (looks over the top of his paper). 1 once knew another young man who in;uk puns for break fast.
What to read after 68 70 Berkeley Place a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitney Darrow to read onlineMoreLess
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