A Terrible Tinker! a Farce in One Act
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Mr. P [Roari7ig.] Out of my house !
[He pushes Gadabout oid and exit after him, door c. — loud noise heard as of two people rolling down stairs.] Mr. G [Outside, roaring.] Murder ! thieves ! ?t'ural police !
Sawder [Alarmm.] The guv'nor's at it ag'in! [U'.easily.] I don't feel altogether safe in this 'stablisbment— I feels as if a steam biler was a goin' to bust every minnit ; it's like furnished lodgings in a gunpowder magazine.
Re-enter Popri\GT^||-C. d. , ivith stick.
Mr. P A shoemaker ! To ...think that I, Gynger Poppington, should actually have myiteZ « shoemaker to dinner! 'Pon my life, dress is so cheap now-a-days, there's no telling a gent from a gentleman, or a count from a counter-jumper. [IJjiring this speech re-enter Gadabout stealthily, c. D., he m^kc3 cautiously for table in order to get his hat — Popping- ton turns round and suddenly perceives Gadabout.] Aha ! again I Be off !
Mr. G [In terrific alarm.] Murder !
;_Gadabout rushes out at c. door, jrursued, as far as door, by Poppington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. P [Roari7ig.] Out of my house !
[He pushes Gadabout oid and exit after him, door c. — loud noise heard as of two people rolling down stairs.] Mr. G [Outside, roaring.] Murder ! thieves ! ?t'ural police !
Sawder [Alarmm.] The guv'nor's at it ag'in! [U'.easily.] I don't feel altogether safe in this 'stablisbment— I feels as if a steam biler was a goin' to bust every minnit ; it's like furnished lodgings in a gunpowder magazine.
Re-enter Popri\GT^||-C. d. , ivith stick.
Mr. P A shoemaker ! To ...think that I, Gynger Poppington, should actually have myiteZ « shoemaker to dinner! 'Pon my life, dress is so cheap now-a-days, there's no telling a gent from a gentleman, or a count from a counter-jumper. [IJjiring this speech re-enter Gadabout stealthily, c. D., he m^kc3 cautiously for table in order to get his hat — Popping- ton turns round and suddenly perceives Gadabout.] Aha ! again I Be off !
Mr. G [In terrific alarm.] Murder !
;_Gadabout rushes out at c. door, jrursued, as far as door, by Poppington.
What to read after A Terrible Tinker! a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Thomas John, 1824-1874. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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