Above the Clouds
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O, Susy, Susy, I'm getting Susy. Boozy. That's a capital rhyme.
Nat. Miss Susy Gaylord, you shock me !
Susy. Do I ? That's a shocking confession when I'm doing my best to help you. I told you I would. Now, isn't that moon splendid ? See the trees yonder, with leaves of silver (both look off K. ).
(Enter CHIPS, c. ) Chips (at door). I was just going by. Ah, there they are billing and cooing like a couple of lunatics. ( Creeps down stage to arm-chair, turns it round so that back is towards NAT ; ...gets on his knees in it, and watches them over the top while speaking. ) I'm blowed if I don't hear what's going on. I ain't going to be cut out with Susy without a wrestle.
Nat. A fairy scene. It moves me, thrills me ; my heart heaves with bliss.
Chips (aside). Well, clap on a little mustard, and make it blister.
148 ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
Nat. And see those fairy forms moving among the trees.
Chips (aside). Fairy forms ? I'm darned if Gaylord's pigs ain't got loose again.
Nat. Ah, for a poet's home in that delightful grove, with an angel ever at my side that angel you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O, Susy, Susy, I'm getting Susy. Boozy. That's a capital rhyme.
Nat. Miss Susy Gaylord, you shock me !
Susy. Do I ? That's a shocking confession when I'm doing my best to help you. I told you I would. Now, isn't that moon splendid ? See the trees yonder, with leaves of silver (both look off K. ).
(Enter CHIPS, c. ) Chips (at door). I was just going by. Ah, there they are billing and cooing like a couple of lunatics. ( Creeps down stage to arm-chair, turns it round so that back is towards NAT ; ...gets on his knees in it, and watches them over the top while speaking. ) I'm blowed if I don't hear what's going on. I ain't going to be cut out with Susy without a wrestle.
Nat. A fairy scene. It moves me, thrills me ; my heart heaves with bliss.
Chips (aside). Well, clap on a little mustard, and make it blister.
148 ABOVE THE CLOUDS.
Nat. And see those fairy forms moving among the trees.
Chips (aside). Fairy forms ? I'm darned if Gaylord's pigs ain't got loose again.
Nat. Ah, for a poet's home in that delightful grove, with an angel ever at my side that angel you.
What to read after Above the Clouds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, George Melville, 1832-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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