A Single Man a New And Original Comedy in Four Acts
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] Ah !
Robin. She took her work home to do.
Louise. Maggie ?
Robin. Miss Heseltine. Oh, yes; those children have all gone. Thank goodness ! [Hurriedly correcting himself] The dears.
Louise. Weren't you rather glad — between ourselves — to see them go ?
Robin. I don't feel safe even yet. I can't help thinking that Bertha Sims is still lurking 108 A SINGLE MAN among the bushes— ready to spring out at me. What's that noise ? [He goes to the window and looks out, then closes the curtains. '] Only t...he rooks going home.
[He goes towards the electric switch.
Louise.
[Sentimentally. ] The twilight hour. [She leans bach luxuriously and says languidly. ] How peaceful it is here ! How perfectly har- monious ! [Robin turns on the electric light. This surprises and disconcerts Louise. ] Oh ! [She sits up. Robin takes out his cigarette case and helps himself to a cigarette. He is absorbed in his own thoughts, and does not notice Louise. ] Have you got a cigarette to give me f Robin.
[Offering her his cigarette case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Ah !
Robin. She took her work home to do.
Louise. Maggie ?
Robin. Miss Heseltine. Oh, yes; those children have all gone. Thank goodness ! [Hurriedly correcting himself] The dears.
Louise. Weren't you rather glad — between ourselves — to see them go ?
Robin. I don't feel safe even yet. I can't help thinking that Bertha Sims is still lurking 108 A SINGLE MAN among the bushes— ready to spring out at me. What's that noise ? [He goes to the window and looks out, then closes the curtains. '] Only t...he rooks going home.
[He goes towards the electric switch.
Louise.
[Sentimentally. ] The twilight hour. [She leans bach luxuriously and says languidly. ] How peaceful it is here ! How perfectly har- monious ! [Robin turns on the electric light. This surprises and disconcerts Louise. ] Oh ! [She sits up. Robin takes out his cigarette case and helps himself to a cigarette. He is absorbed in his own thoughts, and does not notice Louise. ] Have you got a cigarette to give me f Robin.
[Offering her his cigarette case.
What to read after A Single Man a New And Original Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davies, Hubert Henry, 1869-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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