Captain Lettarblair : a Comedy in Three Acts
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— So I will, dear boy, as soon as you pay me for the mare!
How much do you bid ?
S MIT HERS I say — Pushes door open with such force that Pinck- ney and Jorkins are thrown forward on to the desk. He braces door open with hands and feet, leaning back against frame.
I'd have you know, sir, that my time's worth money !
Litton Right you are ! So's mine. That's why I sold my watch!
I represent Seton and Catesby, and I—" Page q6 CAPTAIN LETTARBLAIR 97 JORKINS AND PlNCKNEY Turning on Smithers, Jorkins... striking down his hands.
Out with him!
They slam the door and hold it.
Litton Well, Willoughby, name your price! What's that I hear ! One hundred and fifty — Jorkins Disgusted.
One hundred and fifty for a mare like that!
Why, her tail's worth the money !
Litton You're daft, my boy ! It's worth that to look at her ! I want you to have her, Willoughby, be- cause you'll treat her well ! I know you of old, Willoughby ! You'd take the bit from your own mouth to put it into your horse's !
Jorkins With feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— So I will, dear boy, as soon as you pay me for the mare!
How much do you bid ?
S MIT HERS I say — Pushes door open with such force that Pinck- ney and Jorkins are thrown forward on to the desk. He braces door open with hands and feet, leaning back against frame.
I'd have you know, sir, that my time's worth money !
Litton Right you are ! So's mine. That's why I sold my watch!
I represent Seton and Catesby, and I—" Page q6 CAPTAIN LETTARBLAIR 97 JORKINS AND PlNCKNEY Turning on Smithers, Jorkins... striking down his hands.
Out with him!
They slam the door and hold it.
Litton Well, Willoughby, name your price! What's that I hear ! One hundred and fifty — Jorkins Disgusted.
One hundred and fifty for a mare like that!
Why, her tail's worth the money !
Litton You're daft, my boy ! It's worth that to look at her ! I want you to have her, Willoughby, be- cause you'll treat her well ! I know you of old, Willoughby ! You'd take the bit from your own mouth to put it into your horse's !
Jorkins With feeling.
What to read after Captain Lettarblair : a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Merington, Marguerite to read onlineMoreLess
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