An Awkward Squad: a Sketch in One Scene
An Awkward Squad: a Sketch in One Scene
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He's gomg to propose. I'll look through the keyhole and see how he does it. {Exit, c.) Paula {still searching). It is strange where — Jack. Can't I help you to find them. Miss Goldwhinney?
Paula. Oh, no; Rosa can certainly find them. (Sits^ c.) Won't you be seated? {Both sit; a pause,) Jack. Will you do me a fevor?
Paula. I?
Digitized by VjOOQIC 30 FOR ONE KIGHT ONLY.
Jack. There is a pack of cards on the mantel. Can you tell fortunes with cards ?
Paula. Yes, indeed ; I have done it a great man...y times.
Jack. I am not usually superstitious ; but I am about to take a step in my life which will either be fortunate or unfortunate. At present my courage fails me ; but if you could give me a light — Paula {innocently), I?
Jack. That is, with your cards.
Paula. Well, if you really wish me to. {Takes cards and lays them out on table, etc.) You must think of something while I am fixing the cards.
Jack {hoking at Paula). I am thinking of something.
Paula. Do you see this card? That is you.
Jack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He's gomg to propose. I'll look through the keyhole and see how he does it. {Exit, c.) Paula {still searching). It is strange where — Jack. Can't I help you to find them. Miss Goldwhinney?
Paula. Oh, no; Rosa can certainly find them. (Sits^ c.) Won't you be seated? {Both sit; a pause,) Jack. Will you do me a fevor?
Paula. I?
Digitized by VjOOQIC 30 FOR ONE KIGHT ONLY.
Jack. There is a pack of cards on the mantel. Can you tell fortunes with cards ?
Paula. Yes, indeed ; I have done it a great man...y times.
Jack. I am not usually superstitious ; but I am about to take a step in my life which will either be fortunate or unfortunate. At present my courage fails me ; but if you could give me a light — Paula {innocently), I?
Jack. That is, with your cards.
Paula. Well, if you really wish me to. {Takes cards and lays them out on table, etc.) You must think of something while I am fixing the cards.
Jack {hoking at Paula). I am thinking of something.
Paula. Do you see this card? That is you.
Jack.
What to read after An Awkward Squad: a Sketch in One Scene?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Melville Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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