Candida
Candida
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BURGESS (mystified). Prossy's complaint. Wot are you talking about, James?
MORELL (not heeding him, rises; goes to the door; and holds it open, shouting in a commanding voice). Miss Garnett.
PROSERPINE (in the distance). Yes, Mr. Morell. Coming. (They all wait, except Burgess, who goes stealthily to Lexy and draws him aside. ) BURGESS. Listen here, Mr. Mill. Wot's Prossy's complaint? Wot's wrongwith 'er?
LEXY (confidentially). Well, I don't exactly know; but she spoke verystrangely to me this m...orning. I'm afraid she's a little out of her mindsometimes.
BURGESS (overwhelmed). Why, it must be catchin'! Four in the same'ouse! (He goes back to the hearth, quite lost before the instabilityof the human intellect in a clergyman's house. ) PROSERPINE (appearing on the threshold). What is it, Mr. Morell?
MORELL. Telegraph to the Guild of St. Matthew that I am coming.
PROSERPINE (surprised). Don't they expect you?
MORELL (peremptorily). Do as I tell you.
(Proserpine frightened, sits down at her typewriter, and obeys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BURGESS (mystified). Prossy's complaint. Wot are you talking about, James?
MORELL (not heeding him, rises; goes to the door; and holds it open, shouting in a commanding voice). Miss Garnett.
PROSERPINE (in the distance). Yes, Mr. Morell. Coming. (They all wait, except Burgess, who goes stealthily to Lexy and draws him aside. ) BURGESS. Listen here, Mr. Mill. Wot's Prossy's complaint? Wot's wrongwith 'er?
LEXY (confidentially). Well, I don't exactly know; but she spoke verystrangely to me this m...orning. I'm afraid she's a little out of her mindsometimes.
BURGESS (overwhelmed). Why, it must be catchin'! Four in the same'ouse! (He goes back to the hearth, quite lost before the instabilityof the human intellect in a clergyman's house. ) PROSERPINE (appearing on the threshold). What is it, Mr. Morell?
MORELL. Telegraph to the Guild of St. Matthew that I am coming.
PROSERPINE (surprised). Don't they expect you?
MORELL (peremptorily). Do as I tell you.
(Proserpine frightened, sits down at her typewriter, and obeys.
What to read after Candida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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