A Country Mouse a Satirical Comedy in Three Acts
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E. ) Bowlby. Hansoms ?
Lady S. Yes ; we couldn't wait for the carriage. (Vysh •comes down to Angela) Duke. So we're going two and two. (goes quickly to Angela c, to intercept Vyse) Miss Muir— I'll take care of Miss Muir. (puts cloak round her shoulders as they go l. Together) Angela. Oh, thank you so much, (stands l. With the Duke while he fastens her cloak for her) Vyse. (at d. R. With Lady Sylvia) I say — you people. Whoever gets there first must wait in the foyer, or we shall miss each other....
Lady S. (aside to Vyse) That wouldn't be at all a bad idea — to miss each other, (exit with Vyse d. R. ) Lord R. (going R. With Violet) How-de-do, Bowlby ? Good-night.
Bowlby. (mechanically) Good-night, (exeunt Lord Robert and Violet, d. R. ) Angela, (going, with her arm in the Duke's) By-the-by — . Are you fond of croquet ? (they stop c. ) 20 A COUNTRY MOUSE.
Duke. Croquet ? Why ? What about croquet ?
Angela. Nothing — only Violet and I frequently play it im the mornings about twelve o'clock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. ) Bowlby. Hansoms ?
Lady S. Yes ; we couldn't wait for the carriage. (Vysh •comes down to Angela) Duke. So we're going two and two. (goes quickly to Angela c, to intercept Vyse) Miss Muir— I'll take care of Miss Muir. (puts cloak round her shoulders as they go l. Together) Angela. Oh, thank you so much, (stands l. With the Duke while he fastens her cloak for her) Vyse. (at d. R. With Lady Sylvia) I say — you people. Whoever gets there first must wait in the foyer, or we shall miss each other....
Lady S. (aside to Vyse) That wouldn't be at all a bad idea — to miss each other, (exit with Vyse d. R. ) Lord R. (going R. With Violet) How-de-do, Bowlby ? Good-night.
Bowlby. (mechanically) Good-night, (exeunt Lord Robert and Violet, d. R. ) Angela, (going, with her arm in the Duke's) By-the-by — . Are you fond of croquet ? (they stop c. ) 20 A COUNTRY MOUSE.
Duke. Croquet ? Why ? What about croquet ?
Angela. Nothing — only Violet and I frequently play it im the mornings about twelve o'clock.
What to read after A Country Mouse a Satirical Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Law to read onlineMoreLess
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