A Tailor Made Man a Comedy in Four Acts
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(She urges the couples to go, and finally goes herself with WEST- LAKEj MRS. FITZMORRIS. Oh, lovely ! (To her hus- band) Come, Dick! CORINNE. But won't you come, too, Mother?
42 A TAILOR-MADE MAN MRS. STANLAW. Not yet, dear. Your Father and I must stay on duty a little longer; there may still be a few stragglers.
MRS. FITZMORRIS. Very well. Come along, Dick, that music goes to my feet.
(The guests have all left for the ball-room, and MR. And MRS. STANLAW are alone in the reception room. ) WHEAT...ING. (Enters and announces) Mr. John Paul Bart !
(JOHN PAUL a. ? he enters, has indeed the real thing in manner as well as in clothes. But we who know him and are eager for his success, are always conscious of the tension underneath, and of his determination to stake every thing on this one big chance. ) JOHN PAUL. (Bowing to STANLAW, ) Good eve- ning!
STANLAW. Good evening!
JOHN PAUL. (Bowing to MRS. STANLAW J Good evening !
MRS. STANLAW. Good evening!
JOHN PAUL. (Hearing the music, he points Right) Is that the way to the ball room ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(She urges the couples to go, and finally goes herself with WEST- LAKEj MRS. FITZMORRIS. Oh, lovely ! (To her hus- band) Come, Dick! CORINNE. But won't you come, too, Mother?
42 A TAILOR-MADE MAN MRS. STANLAW. Not yet, dear. Your Father and I must stay on duty a little longer; there may still be a few stragglers.
MRS. FITZMORRIS. Very well. Come along, Dick, that music goes to my feet.
(The guests have all left for the ball-room, and MR. And MRS. STANLAW are alone in the reception room. ) WHEAT...ING. (Enters and announces) Mr. John Paul Bart !
(JOHN PAUL a. ? he enters, has indeed the real thing in manner as well as in clothes. But we who know him and are eager for his success, are always conscious of the tension underneath, and of his determination to stake every thing on this one big chance. ) JOHN PAUL. (Bowing to STANLAW, ) Good eve- ning!
STANLAW. Good evening!
JOHN PAUL. (Bowing to MRS. STANLAW J Good evening !
MRS. STANLAW. Good evening!
JOHN PAUL. (Hearing the music, he points Right) Is that the way to the ball room ?
What to read after A Tailor Made Man a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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