Acting Version of Henry W. Savage's Production of Everywoman (Her Pilgrimage in Quest of Love) a Modern Morality Play
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Conscience, remove my wraps. Ladies, I would not submit ye to the min- istrations of so clumsy a maid as mine. I doubt not Pufif and Stuff and Bluff will aid ye in disrobing.
62 EVERYWOMAN {To Conscience) There, girl, get thee gone!
(Conscience courtesies and exits.) WEALTH {He is obese and bloated. His head is bald. His nose big and bulbous. His eyes glare greedily^ His voice is loud, his manner insolent. On his bosom big dia- monds sparkle. He keeps his hands thrust in his pockets.) Egad ! Th...ou'rt lucky, Everywoman, to have trained thy handmaiden. Conscience, so that she obeys so readily and vanishes so gracefully.
everywoman Ah ! Wealth, thou dost not know the jade hath company manners. When we are alone 'tis she who orders, I who serve. But let us be merry. Why, Youth !
{laughing) Ha! ha! Wealth, dost observe Youth? Ske hath old Age in leading-strings! That's right, girl. Make him dance a fling. 'Tis right thou shouldst have thy fling. Whirl him around faster ! So ! Ha ! ha !
(Youth swings Age around, while the rest laugh boister- ously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Conscience, remove my wraps. Ladies, I would not submit ye to the min- istrations of so clumsy a maid as mine. I doubt not Pufif and Stuff and Bluff will aid ye in disrobing.
62 EVERYWOMAN {To Conscience) There, girl, get thee gone!
(Conscience courtesies and exits.) WEALTH {He is obese and bloated. His head is bald. His nose big and bulbous. His eyes glare greedily^ His voice is loud, his manner insolent. On his bosom big dia- monds sparkle. He keeps his hands thrust in his pockets.) Egad ! Th...ou'rt lucky, Everywoman, to have trained thy handmaiden. Conscience, so that she obeys so readily and vanishes so gracefully.
everywoman Ah ! Wealth, thou dost not know the jade hath company manners. When we are alone 'tis she who orders, I who serve. But let us be merry. Why, Youth !
{laughing) Ha! ha! Wealth, dost observe Youth? Ske hath old Age in leading-strings! That's right, girl. Make him dance a fling. 'Tis right thou shouldst have thy fling. Whirl him around faster ! So ! Ha ! ha !
(Youth swings Age around, while the rest laugh boister- ously.
What to read after Acting Version of Henry W. Savage's Production of Everywoman (Her Pilgrimage in Quest of Love) a Modern Morality Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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