A Premature Socialist Ouidas Wittiest Story Built Into a Comedy
A Premature Socialist Ouidas Wittiest Story Built Into a Comedy
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(Throws a five-pound note on the table. } CRITCHETT: It is usual to give more than a month's anticipatory honorarium on parting af- ter such a long association.
BERTRAM (excited}: You impudent villain! The only payment you deserve is the treadmill. Do not stretch my patience too far. (CRITCHETT perceives that his long docile vic- tim is roused, and may become dangerous. ) 87 'A PREMATURE SOCIALIST CRITCHETT (meekly} : Would you wish to ex- amine my portmanteau, sir?
BERTRAM : No, begone !
CRITC...HETT (bowing very low} : I have only put your theories into practice, sir, and you'll be sorry if you send me away. You won't find another Critchett very easily. (BERTRAM turns his back on him. The man at last having departed he picks up various ob- jects and begins to replace them in the draw- ers of the cabinet. The sight of his mother's jewels also saddens him. He had been her favorite son and he had loved her dearly. } ANNIE BROWN (entering timidly through the anteroom, of which CRITCHETT had left the door open behind him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Throws a five-pound note on the table. } CRITCHETT: It is usual to give more than a month's anticipatory honorarium on parting af- ter such a long association.
BERTRAM (excited}: You impudent villain! The only payment you deserve is the treadmill. Do not stretch my patience too far. (CRITCHETT perceives that his long docile vic- tim is roused, and may become dangerous. ) 87 'A PREMATURE SOCIALIST CRITCHETT (meekly} : Would you wish to ex- amine my portmanteau, sir?
BERTRAM : No, begone !
CRITC...HETT (bowing very low} : I have only put your theories into practice, sir, and you'll be sorry if you send me away. You won't find another Critchett very easily. (BERTRAM turns his back on him. The man at last having departed he picks up various ob- jects and begins to replace them in the draw- ers of the cabinet. The sight of his mother's jewels also saddens him. He had been her favorite son and he had loved her dearly. } ANNIE BROWN (entering timidly through the anteroom, of which CRITCHETT had left the door open behind him.
What to read after A Premature Socialist Ouidas Wittiest Story Built Into a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Ives Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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