A Scrap of Paper a Comedy in Three Acts
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(ANAT. , during the following, keeps going from one to the other. ) ZENO. (tartly). You are too kind, mademoiselle.
MATH. It is only due from a girl of my age to a woman of yours.
ZENO. {pushing away the footstool which ANAT. Presents). The difference is not so great that I should deprive you of the footstool, mademoiselle.
MATH, (rejecting the footstool which ANAT. Presents). Then pray accept it as a delicate attention of Monsieur Ana- tole which I give up to you.
ZENO. (aside). Insolent minx ...!
MATH, (aside). Take that, my dear ! (Rises. ) ZENO. (rising, apart to ANAT. ). You go back to your tutor's this very evening.
(Goes to R. C. , and sits down angrily. ) MATH, (apart to him on the other side). If you answer her one word, I'll never speak to you again in my life.
Goes up L. To cabinet. ANAT. Sits down on the footstool at C. In despair. Enter BRISE. , L. 2 E. Door, in shooting at" tire, with gun -followed by Suz.
BRISE. May we come in ?
Enter PROSP. , dressed, R. 4 E. Door.
PROSP.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(ANAT. , during the following, keeps going from one to the other. ) ZENO. (tartly). You are too kind, mademoiselle.
MATH. It is only due from a girl of my age to a woman of yours.
ZENO. {pushing away the footstool which ANAT. Presents). The difference is not so great that I should deprive you of the footstool, mademoiselle.
MATH, (rejecting the footstool which ANAT. Presents). Then pray accept it as a delicate attention of Monsieur Ana- tole which I give up to you.
ZENO. (aside). Insolent minx ...!
MATH, (aside). Take that, my dear ! (Rises. ) ZENO. (rising, apart to ANAT. ). You go back to your tutor's this very evening.
(Goes to R. C. , and sits down angrily. ) MATH, (apart to him on the other side). If you answer her one word, I'll never speak to you again in my life.
Goes up L. To cabinet. ANAT. Sits down on the footstool at C. In despair. Enter BRISE. , L. 2 E. Door, in shooting at" tire, with gun -followed by Suz.
BRISE. May we come in ?
Enter PROSP. , dressed, R. 4 E. Door.
PROSP.
What to read after A Scrap of Paper a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victorien Sardou to read onlineMoreLess
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