A Dangerous Experiment, a Farce in Two Scenes
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(Nancy appears again, and later Daisy, never at the same time, however. Mrs. Winthrop walks back to the table and picks up a zvhite disc, putting it into her mouth. She is too near-sighted to know it is not meant to eat. Murray comes to the rescue.) Murray. For mercy sake, don't bite that, Mother, it isn't meant to eat.
Mrs. W. Isn't it ? Dear me, how stupid I am ! I'm as blind as a bat without my glasses. I left them in the motor — funny, I thought I was eating a Necco wafer.
What was it?
Murr...ay (removing the box of chips). Something we fellows play with.
Mrs. W. Oh, yes, tiddledewinks, I suppose, but it seemed large for that. I always thought it a foolish game. I'm surprised men of your age should care for it. It seems childish, doesn't it? But then all men are children after all. Their games are limited Murray. Yes, this one is, especially limited.
Mrs. W. I always was dull at games, that's why I never tried to learn Bridge. (Goes up to the picture again.) This really does not look so much like Susie, after all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Nancy appears again, and later Daisy, never at the same time, however. Mrs. Winthrop walks back to the table and picks up a zvhite disc, putting it into her mouth. She is too near-sighted to know it is not meant to eat. Murray comes to the rescue.) Murray. For mercy sake, don't bite that, Mother, it isn't meant to eat.
Mrs. W. Isn't it ? Dear me, how stupid I am ! I'm as blind as a bat without my glasses. I left them in the motor — funny, I thought I was eating a Necco wafer.
What was it?
Murr...ay (removing the box of chips). Something we fellows play with.
Mrs. W. Oh, yes, tiddledewinks, I suppose, but it seemed large for that. I always thought it a foolish game. I'm surprised men of your age should care for it. It seems childish, doesn't it? But then all men are children after all. Their games are limited Murray. Yes, this one is, especially limited.
Mrs. W. I always was dull at games, that's why I never tried to learn Bridge. (Goes up to the picture again.) This really does not look so much like Susie, after all.
What to read after A Dangerous Experiment, a Farce in Two Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saltonstall, Frances A. F. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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