College Comedies
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{Sees MERVi^YN and Moore.) How do you do?
Merwyn. ") ^ ■■ Mooue. \ Good-morning.
Janet. Uncle, there isn't any train out of town till six- thirty to-night.
(Merwvn and Moore exchange looks of delight.) \ iiGiiFiELD. No train till six-thirty ! Well !
Janet. But listen to what I did. I got an automobile to take us ! They will express our trunks. And I have just purchased this perfectly darling motor-cloak. Isn't it great ?
Merwyn. ) ^r- Moore. } ^'"^• HiGHFiELD. Hraph ! And where are we to get ab...oard this machine ?
Janet. I told him to come here in half an hour. Now I 36 TBE JUNIOR must run over to the hotel and see about our trunks. 1 will meet you here. Good-bye.
(Exit, R.) HiGHFiELD. Gentlemen, I must go. I enjoyed vour story very much.
(Exit, L.) Merwyn. Leaving town in half an hour. Good-night for us. What the dickens was the matter with our story, Moore ? It sounded O. K. to me.
Moore. We ought to have told him a tough one. Nobody believes the truth.
Merwyn. He's got to believe it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{Sees MERVi^YN and Moore.) How do you do?
Merwyn. ") ^ ■■ Mooue. \ Good-morning.
Janet. Uncle, there isn't any train out of town till six- thirty to-night.
(Merwvn and Moore exchange looks of delight.) \ iiGiiFiELD. No train till six-thirty ! Well !
Janet. But listen to what I did. I got an automobile to take us ! They will express our trunks. And I have just purchased this perfectly darling motor-cloak. Isn't it great ?
Merwyn. ) ^r- Moore. } ^'"^• HiGHFiELD. Hraph ! And where are we to get ab...oard this machine ?
Janet. I told him to come here in half an hour. Now I 36 TBE JUNIOR must run over to the hotel and see about our trunks. 1 will meet you here. Good-bye.
(Exit, R.) HiGHFiELD. Gentlemen, I must go. I enjoyed vour story very much.
(Exit, L.) Merwyn. Leaving town in half an hour. Good-night for us. What the dickens was the matter with our story, Moore ? It sounded O. K. to me.
Moore. We ought to have told him a tough one. Nobody believes the truth.
Merwyn. He's got to believe it.
What to read after College Comedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Bateman Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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