A Treasury of Plays for Women
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ALMS. Turning on hydrants is only part of the job; MRS. BOYLE, the whole smelly river ought to be turned loose for the benefit of some folk.
188 ROCKING CHAIRS MRS. WELLINGTON. Dear old river you wouldn t ask that of it?
So peaceful, so serene so like a lizard spreading in the sun so particularly dear in the twilight. MRS. BOYLE. In the twilight!
Just think, Mrs. Alms you recall we saw Mrs. Wellington once or twice MRS. ALMS, passing your window? Yes! MRS. BOYLE. And I wanted to rush out and as...k her in to tea? MRS. ALMS. Yes, and you said MRS. BOYLE. Yes, and I said, maybe she s strolling back and forth with some purpose in her mind I had better not disturb? MRS. ALMS. Yes, and I said MRS. BOYLE. Yes, and we were absolutely both of us wrong. MRS. ALMS. Indeed? MRS. BOYLE. Tell Mrs. Alms do, Mrs. Wellington! MRS. WELLINGTON. I was only renewing my memories refreshing myself with sights one never entirely forgets but always likes to recall. MRS. ALMS. Of course. MRS. BOYLE. Isn t that lovely?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ALMS. Turning on hydrants is only part of the job; MRS. BOYLE, the whole smelly river ought to be turned loose for the benefit of some folk.
188 ROCKING CHAIRS MRS. WELLINGTON. Dear old river you wouldn t ask that of it?
So peaceful, so serene so like a lizard spreading in the sun so particularly dear in the twilight. MRS. BOYLE. In the twilight!
Just think, Mrs. Alms you recall we saw Mrs. Wellington once or twice MRS. ALMS, passing your window? Yes! MRS. BOYLE. And I wanted to rush out and as...k her in to tea? MRS. ALMS. Yes, and you said MRS. BOYLE. Yes, and I said, maybe she s strolling back and forth with some purpose in her mind I had better not disturb? MRS. ALMS. Yes, and I said MRS. BOYLE. Yes, and we were absolutely both of us wrong. MRS. ALMS. Indeed? MRS. BOYLE. Tell Mrs. Alms do, Mrs. Wellington! MRS. WELLINGTON. I was only renewing my memories refreshing myself with sights one never entirely forgets but always likes to recall. MRS. ALMS. Of course. MRS. BOYLE. Isn t that lovely?
What to read after A Treasury of Plays for Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Shay to read onlineMoreLess
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