Brown's in Town, a Farcical Comedy in Three Acts
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Howard. Too bad. Lock me in and I will get you a dinner that will give you indigestion for a week.
Dick. (Indicating Suzanne with nod) She will ptfcend to that.
Suzanne. (Suddenly) Oh! I forgot — (Dick a'nd Howard start) I left my biscuits in the frying pan, on a hot fire ! Must flop 'em. (She crosses up R. Howard crosses l. to bench, Dick crosses R. to Suzanne) Dick. (To Suzanne) Warn Letty to keep out of sight. (Exit Suzanne r. 3. Dick crosses l. To Howard) You'll excuse me, won't you, old ch...ap?
BROWN'S IN TOWN. 33 Just sit down and make yourself comfortable.
(Crosses to c Aside) Oh, I wish he'd drop dead.
{Calling off) Hurry Suzanne, hurry!
Suzanne. {Re-enters from R. 3) Dick — (Dick crosses R. u. to her) Letty is not in the house — she must be in the garden.
Dick. Come — let's find her.
Suzanne. Yes, let's find her.
(Exit Dick and Suzanne r. u. e. Howard settles hack on hench, starts to read paper,) Worth Carew. (Enters l. 3, crosses c. turns, sees Howard, crosses l. to him) I beg youah pawdcn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howard. Too bad. Lock me in and I will get you a dinner that will give you indigestion for a week.
Dick. (Indicating Suzanne with nod) She will ptfcend to that.
Suzanne. (Suddenly) Oh! I forgot — (Dick a'nd Howard start) I left my biscuits in the frying pan, on a hot fire ! Must flop 'em. (She crosses up R. Howard crosses l. to bench, Dick crosses R. to Suzanne) Dick. (To Suzanne) Warn Letty to keep out of sight. (Exit Suzanne r. 3. Dick crosses l. To Howard) You'll excuse me, won't you, old ch...ap?
BROWN'S IN TOWN. 33 Just sit down and make yourself comfortable.
(Crosses to c Aside) Oh, I wish he'd drop dead.
{Calling off) Hurry Suzanne, hurry!
Suzanne. {Re-enters from R. 3) Dick — (Dick crosses R. u. to her) Letty is not in the house — she must be in the garden.
Dick. Come — let's find her.
Suzanne. Yes, let's find her.
(Exit Dick and Suzanne r. u. e. Howard settles hack on hench, starts to read paper,) Worth Carew. (Enters l. 3, crosses c. turns, sees Howard, crosses l. to him) I beg youah pawdcn.
What to read after Brown's in Town, a Farcical Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swan, Mark Elbert, 1871- to read onlineMoreLess
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