An Englishmans Home a Play in Three Acts
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LIEUTENANT. Seems we're giving up rather a good position.
[To right of piano, putting on sword, etc. ] CAPTAIN. Wouldn't take long to regain it, if wanted. They can't bring anything big as far east as this for many hours.
LIEUTENANT. Brentwood's a garrison town, isn't it ?
CAPTAIN. Yes no; there are barracks at Warley. Only one weak battalion, though, going abroad; two-thirds of 'em on furlough. Are you ready ?
LIEUTENANT. Yes, I ordered my horse to be kept saddled. Is my party ready ?
CAPTAIN.... Yes. Warned 'em half an hour ago ten men and a corporal. You know what to do ?
LIEUTENANT [putting on helmet]. Yes, perfectly!
CAPTAIN. We sha'n't be here much longer. When [53] AN ENGLISHMAN'S HOME you retire, you know the line we've taken, and where to find us. Off you go! Don't spare your horses.
LIEUTENANT [puts coat over the left arm and draws himself up, clicks heels, salutes]. Very good, sir.
[Exits by French window. ] [ORDERLY salutes as he goes out. ] CAPTAIN [going toward TELEPHONE ORDERLY].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LIEUTENANT. Seems we're giving up rather a good position.
[To right of piano, putting on sword, etc. ] CAPTAIN. Wouldn't take long to regain it, if wanted. They can't bring anything big as far east as this for many hours.
LIEUTENANT. Brentwood's a garrison town, isn't it ?
CAPTAIN. Yes no; there are barracks at Warley. Only one weak battalion, though, going abroad; two-thirds of 'em on furlough. Are you ready ?
LIEUTENANT. Yes, I ordered my horse to be kept saddled. Is my party ready ?
CAPTAIN.... Yes. Warned 'em half an hour ago ten men and a corporal. You know what to do ?
LIEUTENANT [putting on helmet]. Yes, perfectly!
CAPTAIN. We sha'n't be here much longer. When [53] AN ENGLISHMAN'S HOME you retire, you know the line we've taken, and where to find us. Off you go! Don't spare your horses.
LIEUTENANT [puts coat over the left arm and draws himself up, clicks heels, salutes]. Very good, sir.
[Exits by French window. ] [ORDERLY salutes as he goes out. ] CAPTAIN [going toward TELEPHONE ORDERLY].
What to read after An Englishmans Home a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guy Louis Busson Du Maurier to read onlineMoreLess
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