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{Fairly springs across room a7id off R.) Kath. {soliloquizing). Oh, what shall I do ? Shall I say yes? People seem to pity Alfred so! The hateful things!
Why, I have often talked to him for whole evenings at a time, and he hardly stammered a bit. Jt is only when he's embar- rassed or — or worried. {Looks off r. ; whispers.) I love him ! Oh, what will mother say !
yi^s.]. {heard without). Katharine! Katherine !
(Kath. listens in dismay, then tiptoes toward door r.) Reenter Forbes, r.
Forbes {eag...erly). We shall be in time for the m-m-moon- rise. Come !
Mrs. J. {heard without). Katlierine — Ka-the-rine !
Kath. {disappointed). Oh, dear, mother is calling. I'm afraid I shall have to go. Oh, dear !
Forbes {desperately). C-c-can't we hide somewhere?
Enter Mrs. J., l., followed by Grey, Anne and Eloise.
They seat themselves in various parts of room. Anne crosses to Forbes ; they seat themselves side by side. Mrs.
J. seats herself beside table and opens her work-bag.
Grey {crossing to Kath.).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{Fairly springs across room a7id off R.) Kath. {soliloquizing). Oh, what shall I do ? Shall I say yes? People seem to pity Alfred so! The hateful things!
Why, I have often talked to him for whole evenings at a time, and he hardly stammered a bit. Jt is only when he's embar- rassed or — or worried. {Looks off r. ; whispers.) I love him ! Oh, what will mother say !
yi^s.]. {heard without). Katharine! Katherine !
(Kath. listens in dismay, then tiptoes toward door r.) Reenter Forbes, r.
Forbes {eag...erly). We shall be in time for the m-m-moon- rise. Come !
Mrs. J. {heard without). Katlierine — Ka-the-rine !
Kath. {disappointed). Oh, dear, mother is calling. I'm afraid I shall have to go. Oh, dear !
Forbes {desperately). C-c-can't we hide somewhere?
Enter Mrs. J., l., followed by Grey, Anne and Eloise.
They seat themselves in various parts of room. Anne crosses to Forbes ; they seat themselves side by side. Mrs.
J. seats herself beside table and opens her work-bag.
Grey {crossing to Kath.).
What to read after An Alarm of Fire:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith, Helen Sherman, 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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