Caste An Original Comedy in Three Acts
Caste An Original Comedy in Three Acts
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, ivith an easy chair on his head, which he puts do7vn, not seei?ig Marquise, who ifistantly sits dozen in it, concealing it completely.
Sam {asto?iished, r. Corner). It's the Marquissy. [Looks at her. ) These here aristocrats are fine women though. Plenty of 'em. {Describes circle ; to VOLhW. ) Quality and quantity.
Pol. (l. Of table end). Sam, you'd better come back.
(Eccles nudges him and bustles him toward door. ) Sam {going toward door, aside). She's here. What's com- ing, I wonder !
Exit ...Sam, r. 3 e. Eccles shuts door on him.
Ecc. [coming doivn r. C, rubbing his hands). If we'd a-know'd your ladyship had bin a-coming we'd a-had the place cleaned up a bit.
Mar. {to Esther). You remember me, do you not?
Est. Perfectly, though I only saw you once. [Seats her- self with dignity, l. C. ) May I ask what has procured me the honor of this visit ?
Mar. I was informed that you were in want and I came here to offer you assistance.
Est. I thank you for your offer, and the delicate consid- eration for ray feelings with which it is made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ivith an easy chair on his head, which he puts do7vn, not seei?ig Marquise, who ifistantly sits dozen in it, concealing it completely.
Sam {asto?iished, r. Corner). It's the Marquissy. [Looks at her. ) These here aristocrats are fine women though. Plenty of 'em. {Describes circle ; to VOLhW. ) Quality and quantity.
Pol. (l. Of table end). Sam, you'd better come back.
(Eccles nudges him and bustles him toward door. ) Sam {going toward door, aside). She's here. What's com- ing, I wonder !
Exit ...Sam, r. 3 e. Eccles shuts door on him.
Ecc. [coming doivn r. C, rubbing his hands). If we'd a-know'd your ladyship had bin a-coming we'd a-had the place cleaned up a bit.
Mar. {to Esther). You remember me, do you not?
Est. Perfectly, though I only saw you once. [Seats her- self with dignity, l. C. ) May I ask what has procured me the honor of this visit ?
Mar. I was informed that you were in want and I came here to offer you assistance.
Est. I thank you for your offer, and the delicate consid- eration for ray feelings with which it is made.
What to read after Caste An Original Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W Thomas William Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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