A Dramatic Reader book 1 3 volume 2
A Dramatic Reader book 1 3 volume 2
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Again again ! Ask who knocks, Alice.
STRANGER. (Without, to Alice, who has asked her father's question through a chink in the door. ) Pray pardon me ; but seeing a light at your window, I have ventured to ask if any one within will conduct me to . I will pay the service handsomely.
FATHER. Open the door, Alley.
(Enter a Youth of about eighteen, carrying a small knapsack on his shoulder. He is obviously a gentle- man, though his dress is plain and somewhat soiled with dust. ) STRANGER. (Advancin...g carelessly. ) I am much obliged by your civility, and trust, my good fellow, that you will increase the obligation by accompanying me to .
FATHER. (Surlily. ) You can't miss your way ; the lights will direct you.
STRANGER. They have rather misled me, for they seem to surround the whole common, and there is no path across it that I can see. However, if you will put me on the right road, I will not trouble you farther.
FATHER. It is very late.
STRANGER. The better reason why I should be at .
Come, my good friend, put on your hat, and I will give you half a guinea for your trouble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again again ! Ask who knocks, Alice.
STRANGER. (Without, to Alice, who has asked her father's question through a chink in the door. ) Pray pardon me ; but seeing a light at your window, I have ventured to ask if any one within will conduct me to . I will pay the service handsomely.
FATHER. Open the door, Alley.
(Enter a Youth of about eighteen, carrying a small knapsack on his shoulder. He is obviously a gentle- man, though his dress is plain and somewhat soiled with dust. ) STRANGER. (Advancin...g carelessly. ) I am much obliged by your civility, and trust, my good fellow, that you will increase the obligation by accompanying me to .
FATHER. (Surlily. ) You can't miss your way ; the lights will direct you.
STRANGER. They have rather misled me, for they seem to surround the whole common, and there is no path across it that I can see. However, if you will put me on the right road, I will not trouble you farther.
FATHER. It is very late.
STRANGER. The better reason why I should be at .
Come, my good friend, put on your hat, and I will give you half a guinea for your trouble.
What to read after A Dramatic Reader book 1 3 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Headland to read onlineMoreLess
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