A Stormy Night : a Comedy in One Act
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You can't hoodwink me.
There is a man's hat that needs explanation. By George, I believe that umbrella needs an explanation. (Takes umbrella and examines it) Ah, initials. T. J. Your father's name is William.
Mrs. Robinson. I can't help that. He was christened before I was born.
Robinson. Don't answer me if you can't say something sensible.
10 A Stormy Night Jenkins {off stage r. calls in a muffled voice). Help, Oh, h-e-l-p! (Mr. and Mrs. Robinson pause and listen) Robinson. What was that? Hist...! Listen!
Jenkins {off stage, still muffled). H-e-l-p.
Robinson. Must be a burglar.
Mrs. Robinson. A burglar calling for help?
Robinson. Ah. I see it all. That is the owner of the hat and the umbrella.
J EisiKiNS, {still off stage, hut closer). 0-h-h. (He sneezes) Robinson. The rascal has a cold.
Mrs. Robinson. He probably fell into the coal bin.
I'll go see.
Robinson. Stay where you are. I see your scheme.
You would go to his rescue, and help him escape. Come.
{Takes her hy the arm and forces her through d.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You can't hoodwink me.
There is a man's hat that needs explanation. By George, I believe that umbrella needs an explanation. (Takes umbrella and examines it) Ah, initials. T. J. Your father's name is William.
Mrs. Robinson. I can't help that. He was christened before I was born.
Robinson. Don't answer me if you can't say something sensible.
10 A Stormy Night Jenkins {off stage r. calls in a muffled voice). Help, Oh, h-e-l-p! (Mr. and Mrs. Robinson pause and listen) Robinson. What was that? Hist...! Listen!
Jenkins {off stage, still muffled). H-e-l-p.
Robinson. Must be a burglar.
Mrs. Robinson. A burglar calling for help?
Robinson. Ah. I see it all. That is the owner of the hat and the umbrella.
J EisiKiNS, {still off stage, hut closer). 0-h-h. (He sneezes) Robinson. The rascal has a cold.
Mrs. Robinson. He probably fell into the coal bin.
I'll go see.
Robinson. Stay where you are. I see your scheme.
You would go to his rescue, and help him escape. Come.
{Takes her hy the arm and forces her through d.
What to read after A Stormy Night : a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kavanaugh, Katharine, B. 1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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