Annajanska the Bolshevik Empress
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Eh?-- SCHNEIDEKIND. For her own sake they had better send her here. Shewill be safe in your hands.
STRAMMFEST [yielding the receiver]. You are right. Be civil tohim. I should choke [he sits down].
SCHNEIDEKIND [into the telephone]. Hullo. Never mind all that:it's only a fellow here who has been fooling with the telephone. I had to leave the room for a moment. Wash out: and send the girlalong. We'll jolly soon teach her to behave herself here... Oh, you've sent her already. Then why the devil di...dn't you say so, you--[he hangs up the telephone angrily]. Just fancy: theystarted her off this morning: and all this is because the fellowlikes to get on the telephone and hear himself talk now that heis a colonel. [The telephone rings again. He snatches thereceiver furiously. ] What's the matter now?... [To the General. ]It's our own people downstairs. [Into the receiver. ] Here! do yousuppose I've nothing else to do than to hang on to the telephoneall day?... What's that? Not men enough to hold her!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eh?-- SCHNEIDEKIND. For her own sake they had better send her here. Shewill be safe in your hands.
STRAMMFEST [yielding the receiver]. You are right. Be civil tohim. I should choke [he sits down].
SCHNEIDEKIND [into the telephone]. Hullo. Never mind all that:it's only a fellow here who has been fooling with the telephone. I had to leave the room for a moment. Wash out: and send the girlalong. We'll jolly soon teach her to behave herself here... Oh, you've sent her already. Then why the devil di...dn't you say so, you--[he hangs up the telephone angrily]. Just fancy: theystarted her off this morning: and all this is because the fellowlikes to get on the telephone and hear himself talk now that heis a colonel. [The telephone rings again. He snatches thereceiver furiously. ] What's the matter now?... [To the General. ]It's our own people downstairs. [Into the receiver. ] Here! do yousuppose I've nothing else to do than to hang on to the telephoneall day?... What's that? Not men enough to hold her!
What to read after Annajanska the Bolshevik Empress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bernard Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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