Collected Novels And Plays (2002)
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MallowMaidTithonusGardenerLaomedonAurora Act II: KonstantinFanyaTithonusOlgaAurora Act III: MarkAuroraEnidMemnonTithonusNurse The play calls for a cast of six. With the exception of AURORA and TITHONUS, the remaining roles must be doubled or tripled by the same actors in each successive act, in this fashion: Mrs. Mallow, Olga, NurseMaid, Fanya, EnidGardener, Konstantin, MarkLaomedon, Memnon ACT ONE (England,. A parlor in disarray. Beyond shut French doors, a garden. It is a rainy morning in late... spring.) (MRS. MALLOW, in black from head to toe, sits mending a dress. The MAID packs a trunk with dresses and other clothes that lie here and there about the room. She hums a little tune. A second trunk stands against the wall. TITHONUS paces up and down, occasionally pausing to watch the two women.) MRS. MALLOW: You’re standing in my light, dear. It’s hard enough to see as it is.
(TITHONUS moves.) Why you should care to watch us at our dismal task, I can’t imagine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MallowMaidTithonusGardenerLaomedonAurora Act II: KonstantinFanyaTithonusOlgaAurora Act III: MarkAuroraEnidMemnonTithonusNurse The play calls for a cast of six. With the exception of AURORA and TITHONUS, the remaining roles must be doubled or tripled by the same actors in each successive act, in this fashion: Mrs. Mallow, Olga, NurseMaid, Fanya, EnidGardener, Konstantin, MarkLaomedon, Memnon ACT ONE (England,. A parlor in disarray. Beyond shut French doors, a garden. It is a rainy morning in late... spring.) (MRS. MALLOW, in black from head to toe, sits mending a dress. The MAID packs a trunk with dresses and other clothes that lie here and there about the room. She hums a little tune. A second trunk stands against the wall. TITHONUS paces up and down, occasionally pausing to watch the two women.) MRS. MALLOW: You’re standing in my light, dear. It’s hard enough to see as it is.
(TITHONUS moves.) Why you should care to watch us at our dismal task, I can’t imagine.
What to read after Collected Novels And Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James S Morrill to read onlineMoreLess
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