A Woman's Way
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Yes, sir. [Straightens, looks about the room, trying to find some other excuse for staying.] Stanton [sternly]. Tell Mrs. Stanton that Mrs.
Blakemore has arrived.
Wilson [with emphasis, showing complete disap- proval]. Yes, sir.
[Exits slowly in silence, right.
Mrs. Blakemore [moves to sofa, right]. What a perfect servant!
[74] A WOMAN'S WAY Act II Stanton [carelessly]. Yes, excellent.
Mrs. Blakemore. Yes, I'll wager lie knows every time you say your prayers.
Stanton [eagerly]. You do look bull...y to-night, Puss.
Mrs. Blakemore [drops into sofa, lazily]. You silly boy! Do you suppose I should have come otherwise? [Mrs. Blakemore's manner toward Stanton is lazily, sensuously encouraging, no matter what the speech. Pause.] Do you think Mrs. Stan- ton will like me, Howard?
Stanton [embarrassed, gets chair and sits]. Er — ah — I don't see Mrs. Blakemore [seated; reproachfully]. Where have you been keeping yourself? What have you been doing? One whole week! It isn't altogether fair to make yourself essential, then — pouf !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, sir. [Straightens, looks about the room, trying to find some other excuse for staying.] Stanton [sternly]. Tell Mrs. Stanton that Mrs.
Blakemore has arrived.
Wilson [with emphasis, showing complete disap- proval]. Yes, sir.
[Exits slowly in silence, right.
Mrs. Blakemore [moves to sofa, right]. What a perfect servant!
[74] A WOMAN'S WAY Act II Stanton [carelessly]. Yes, excellent.
Mrs. Blakemore. Yes, I'll wager lie knows every time you say your prayers.
Stanton [eagerly]. You do look bull...y to-night, Puss.
Mrs. Blakemore [drops into sofa, lazily]. You silly boy! Do you suppose I should have come otherwise? [Mrs. Blakemore's manner toward Stanton is lazily, sensuously encouraging, no matter what the speech. Pause.] Do you think Mrs. Stan- ton will like me, Howard?
Stanton [embarrassed, gets chair and sits]. Er — ah — I don't see Mrs. Blakemore [seated; reproachfully]. Where have you been keeping yourself? What have you been doing? One whole week! It isn't altogether fair to make yourself essential, then — pouf !
What to read after A Woman's Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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