Clarence a Comedy in Four Acts
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Stim, I believe ?
STEM. (Sharply) Mr. Stem, not Stim! Mr. Hubert Stem! Let me say, I m usually glad to see the returned soldiers getting their old positions back, but they do take a holiday sometimes, don t they?
CLARENCE. (Innocently) You mean you d rather I did this some other time?
STEM. (Showing him a bill, unseen by VIOLET) There ll be this in it : Get your hat and coat and go back to the city : you can tune this piano some other time.
CLARENCE (Mildly) Tune it? I finished tuning it quite ...a while ago. All this last you ve heard: I was playing.
STEM. (Taken aback he looks at VIOLET ay if to inquire whether she has noticed that the tuner is perhaps insane; then shows the bill again to CLAR ENCE^ Just get your things and go back to town.
CLARENCE. (Amiably) I can t; I live here.
STEM. What?
VIOLET. (Rising) Oh, this is one of Mr. Wheel er s secretaries, Mr. Stem.
CLARENCE. (Rising again quickly, shakes hands) How-dy J -do, Mr. Stem ? It was an Irish person told me it was "Stim/ You re not interested in music?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stim, I believe ?
STEM. (Sharply) Mr. Stem, not Stim! Mr. Hubert Stem! Let me say, I m usually glad to see the returned soldiers getting their old positions back, but they do take a holiday sometimes, don t they?
CLARENCE. (Innocently) You mean you d rather I did this some other time?
STEM. (Showing him a bill, unseen by VIOLET) There ll be this in it : Get your hat and coat and go back to the city : you can tune this piano some other time.
CLARENCE (Mildly) Tune it? I finished tuning it quite ...a while ago. All this last you ve heard: I was playing.
STEM. (Taken aback he looks at VIOLET ay if to inquire whether she has noticed that the tuner is perhaps insane; then shows the bill again to CLAR ENCE^ Just get your things and go back to town.
CLARENCE. (Amiably) I can t; I live here.
STEM. What?
VIOLET. (Rising) Oh, this is one of Mr. Wheel er s secretaries, Mr. Stem.
CLARENCE. (Rising again quickly, shakes hands) How-dy J -do, Mr. Stem ? It was an Irish person told me it was "Stim/ You re not interested in music?
What to read after Clarence a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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