A Class-Day Conspiracy: a Comedy in One Act
A Class-Day Conspiracy: a Comedy in One Act
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Lee. Oh, Dick ! what stories you can tell ! You should have seen it before I fixed it for him, Tom. I'll put yours on for you. [Same business j knock heard.
Tom {with gown over head), I am thy father's ghost. Oh !
that's the way that goes, is it ? I thought it tied in front like a dressing-gown, [Another knock, immediately followed by the entrance of the girls, Mrs. Lee {coming forward). Ah, here you are, my dears ; where have you been ? I have been so worried about you. We were all of us just ...going in search of you. Have you been tramping all over the yard ? Miss Lewis, let me introduce Dick's room-mate, Mr. Vernon.
HoUie. Why, no ; we've been sitting quietly up in No. 19 waiting for you. But we waited so long we were afraid there was some mistake.
Dick. In No. 19 ? Aunt Catherine said she forgot to tell you.
How did you know ?
MoUie. Why, from 12 A CLASSED AT CONSmACT.
Edith (ffuickiy), Mr. Vernon's note, of course.
Kn. Lee. Mr. Vernon's note ?
TODL Yes, I wrote a little note to Mollie telling her that No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee. Oh, Dick ! what stories you can tell ! You should have seen it before I fixed it for him, Tom. I'll put yours on for you. [Same business j knock heard.
Tom {with gown over head), I am thy father's ghost. Oh !
that's the way that goes, is it ? I thought it tied in front like a dressing-gown, [Another knock, immediately followed by the entrance of the girls, Mrs. Lee {coming forward). Ah, here you are, my dears ; where have you been ? I have been so worried about you. We were all of us just ...going in search of you. Have you been tramping all over the yard ? Miss Lewis, let me introduce Dick's room-mate, Mr. Vernon.
HoUie. Why, no ; we've been sitting quietly up in No. 19 waiting for you. But we waited so long we were afraid there was some mistake.
Dick. In No. 19 ? Aunt Catherine said she forgot to tell you.
How did you know ?
MoUie. Why, from 12 A CLASSED AT CONSmACT.
Edith (ffuickiy), Mr. Vernon's note, of course.
Kn. Lee. Mr. Vernon's note ?
TODL Yes, I wrote a little note to Mollie telling her that No.
What to read after A Class-Day Conspiracy: a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon De Vivier Tassin to read onlineMoreLess
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