Birds of a Feather: a Play in Four Acts
Birds of a Feather: a Play in Four Acts
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Where were you when you missed 'em?
Alice — Right in this room. I was talking Digitized by Google ACT III 67 Flannagan — Oh, you've had visitors, eh?
Who was it?
Alice — (Nervously — seeing the curtains move a bit.) Why, a Mister Reynolds, from Chicago — a theatrical manager. He's too much of a gentleman.
Flannagan — Gentleman ? Hu !
Alice — (Indignantly.) I tell you it couldn't have been him. He was admiring the necklace just before he went away.
Flannagan— Did you miss 'em right after he went...?
Alice — Not right away — I missed 'em while I was talking to Flannagan — To who?
Alice — (Seeing curtains move again.) To my maid.
Flannagan — Oh, the maid, eh? Wher's she?
Alice — Gone out on an errand. She'll be back pretty soon.
Flannagan — Where'd ye meet this — manager gentleman ?
Alice — Down in one of the theatrical managers' offices. I was just coming out and he was passing through the hall. We bumped into each other — he apologized and — well— after some con- versation we went to dinner together, and he's seen me several times since.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where were you when you missed 'em?
Alice — Right in this room. I was talking Digitized by Google ACT III 67 Flannagan — Oh, you've had visitors, eh?
Who was it?
Alice — (Nervously — seeing the curtains move a bit.) Why, a Mister Reynolds, from Chicago — a theatrical manager. He's too much of a gentleman.
Flannagan — Gentleman ? Hu !
Alice — (Indignantly.) I tell you it couldn't have been him. He was admiring the necklace just before he went away.
Flannagan— Did you miss 'em right after he went...?
Alice — Not right away — I missed 'em while I was talking to Flannagan — To who?
Alice — (Seeing curtains move again.) To my maid.
Flannagan — Oh, the maid, eh? Wher's she?
Alice — Gone out on an errand. She'll be back pretty soon.
Flannagan — Where'd ye meet this — manager gentleman ?
Alice — Down in one of the theatrical managers' offices. I was just coming out and he was passing through the hall. We bumped into each other — he apologized and — well— after some con- versation we went to dinner together, and he's seen me several times since.
What to read after Birds of a Feather: a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas J. Gaffney to read onlineMoreLess
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