America Passes By a Play in One Act
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Can't be too careful.
BILL. Did you ever have doubts ?
GEO. Ye-es, but I got over them. Don't know just how BILL. With Kate it would be different.
GEO. {with sudden decision). I'm going to tell you some thing, old wagon ; I wouldn't butt in on a bet; and if Anne's the girl for you, she's the girl for the four of us BILL (turning back to him). Go it. Talk straight from the shoulder.
GEO. Take it for what it's worth. The Company marooned me for eight months in a little county seat in Iowa. Two tr...ains passed through the town every day except Sunday that's all that ever happened there. And lonesome, Lord BILL. I know. I went for three weeks once without seeing a white man.
GEO. Think of eight months in darkest Iowa. Then along came Mary. Mary was the general storekeeper's daughter, fair, frank and freckled. I'd been starving for a little small 12 AMERICA PASSES BY talk for six months. You know how I took to Mary. She wasn't a beauty, of course. But she looked to me like the queen of the movies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can't be too careful.
BILL. Did you ever have doubts ?
GEO. Ye-es, but I got over them. Don't know just how BILL. With Kate it would be different.
GEO. {with sudden decision). I'm going to tell you some thing, old wagon ; I wouldn't butt in on a bet; and if Anne's the girl for you, she's the girl for the four of us BILL (turning back to him). Go it. Talk straight from the shoulder.
GEO. Take it for what it's worth. The Company marooned me for eight months in a little county seat in Iowa. Two tr...ains passed through the town every day except Sunday that's all that ever happened there. And lonesome, Lord BILL. I know. I went for three weeks once without seeing a white man.
GEO. Think of eight months in darkest Iowa. Then along came Mary. Mary was the general storekeeper's daughter, fair, frank and freckled. I'd been starving for a little small 12 AMERICA PASSES BY talk for six months. You know how I took to Mary. She wasn't a beauty, of course. But she looked to me like the queen of the movies.
What to read after America Passes By a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenneth Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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