Borrowing Trouble; a Farce
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M. Won't you listen to a dying woman's request and take me to my Ephraim.?
Sfotem. {Looks intently at Mrs. M.) She'll live to see her Ephraim yet, I think. I guess they are playing it on me. Can't fool me, though. But it is singulai. I'll make a note of it for my great book entitled " Secrets of the Great Detective Agency." ( Writes rapidly in a book) Mrs. B. dh, Mr. Borrow, that ofRcer is writing out a commit- mjent for us. {Groans.) Sophy. Ma, I shall faint if you mention it.
Mr. B. Resign yo...urselves to fate my poor darling. We must go, I suppose.
Mrs. M. {Indignantly) I -won't! Pm going to Ephraim, if I walk every step of the way.
Spotem. Don't think of walking. Madam. I'll call a hack if I think it best for you to go at all.
Mrs. B. Oh, don't send us!
Sophy. It 's real mean !
Mrs. M. It's perfectly horrid ! {Allgroan^ i8o BORROWING TROUBLE.
Spote}7i. Well, thi- beats all! Queer case! (/?«^j.) "Case ot Bonow, the counterieiter. When detective Spotem was about to make the arrest, the whole family of the prisoner were suddenly taken with violent cramps in the region of the stomach, so well leigned as to appear real.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. Won't you listen to a dying woman's request and take me to my Ephraim.?
Sfotem. {Looks intently at Mrs. M.) She'll live to see her Ephraim yet, I think. I guess they are playing it on me. Can't fool me, though. But it is singulai. I'll make a note of it for my great book entitled " Secrets of the Great Detective Agency." ( Writes rapidly in a book) Mrs. B. dh, Mr. Borrow, that ofRcer is writing out a commit- mjent for us. {Groans.) Sophy. Ma, I shall faint if you mention it.
Mr. B. Resign yo...urselves to fate my poor darling. We must go, I suppose.
Mrs. M. {Indignantly) I -won't! Pm going to Ephraim, if I walk every step of the way.
Spotem. Don't think of walking. Madam. I'll call a hack if I think it best for you to go at all.
Mrs. B. Oh, don't send us!
Sophy. It 's real mean !
Mrs. M. It's perfectly horrid ! {Allgroan^ i8o BORROWING TROUBLE.
Spote}7i. Well, thi- beats all! Queer case! (/?«^j.) "Case ot Bonow, the counterieiter. When detective Spotem was about to make the arrest, the whole family of the prisoner were suddenly taken with violent cramps in the region of the stomach, so well leigned as to appear real.
What to read after Borrowing Trouble; a Farce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denison, Thomas S. (Thomas Stewart), 1848-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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