Between Sunset And Dawn a Play in Four Scenes
Between Sunset And Dawn a Play in Four Scenes
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LIZ. [unwilling to give way. ] Don't want to.
BILL. Awright then.
LIZ. If yer gain' ter start yer ole pranks again, I'll begin ter think it ud 'a' bin better if I 'ad 'a' ran away.
BILL, alarmed, goes to her and bends over her.
BILL. Don't be silly. You know it wus on'y my larks. I know I can trust yer . . . Wouldn't 'a' married yer unless I knew you was straight.
He sits down at her feet. She lets her hand caress his hair.
LIZ. Wot yer want ter say sech things for then?
BILL, [escaping from he...r caresses and sitting suddenly upright. ] That Jim 'Arris uppish rotter ! I thought 'e was sweet on yer couldn't stand any of 'is sauce. 'E 'ad the better o' me then, the big lolloping bully, but I'll teach 'im yet.
LIZ. [coaxingly, but unsteadily. ] Let 'im alone, Bill ; 'e ain't worth troublin' abaht. Let us live peaceful as we've done before. [BILL mumbles under his breath. ] Bill, yer don't know 'ow sick I am of all this. I want ter start ag'in.
sc. In] BETWEEN SUNSET AND DAWN 57 It's awful alwus bein' uncertain abaht wot's goin' to 'appen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LIZ. [unwilling to give way. ] Don't want to.
BILL. Awright then.
LIZ. If yer gain' ter start yer ole pranks again, I'll begin ter think it ud 'a' bin better if I 'ad 'a' ran away.
BILL, alarmed, goes to her and bends over her.
BILL. Don't be silly. You know it wus on'y my larks. I know I can trust yer . . . Wouldn't 'a' married yer unless I knew you was straight.
He sits down at her feet. She lets her hand caress his hair.
LIZ. Wot yer want ter say sech things for then?
BILL, [escaping from he...r caresses and sitting suddenly upright. ] That Jim 'Arris uppish rotter ! I thought 'e was sweet on yer couldn't stand any of 'is sauce. 'E 'ad the better o' me then, the big lolloping bully, but I'll teach 'im yet.
LIZ. [coaxingly, but unsteadily. ] Let 'im alone, Bill ; 'e ain't worth troublin' abaht. Let us live peaceful as we've done before. [BILL mumbles under his breath. ] Bill, yer don't know 'ow sick I am of all this. I want ter start ag'in.
sc. In] BETWEEN SUNSET AND DAWN 57 It's awful alwus bein' uncertain abaht wot's goin' to 'appen.
What to read after Between Sunset And Dawn a Play in Four Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ould, Hermon, 1886-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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