Come Out of the Kitchen a Comedy in Three Acts
Come Out of the Kitchen a Comedy in Three Acts
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Come on. Let's all get away.
JANE. No, indeed.
SMITHFIELD. (Going toward her. Easy) You're not going to go on, doing this man's work ?
JANE. He may change his mind.
9 8 SMITHFIELD. Livy- JANE. Besides, the poor man's got to eat.
SMITHFIELD. Now look here, Livy, I think you JANE. Hsh ! Somebody's coming ! (Drops down R. C. To sideboard. ) (SMITHFIELD hastily goes out at R. C. TUCKER comes in from the hall door L. Cj TUCKER. Ah, Jane-Ellen JANE. Good evenin', Misther Tucker.
TUCKER. (Close to her...) The time has come sooner than we thought when I can be of assistance to you.
JANE. Yes, indade, sor. (She thrusts a carving knife and fork into his hands. ) Tis a dale of work for a poor girl. Will ye kindly put them at Mr. Crane's place? Right over there. (He hesitates, then awkwardly puts knife and fork ends toward armchair L. End of table. ) TUCKER. (Starting toward her) I'm very sorry indeed that things have happened so. But you see, Mr. Crane JANE. (Waving him, back) Oh, sor, not that way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come on. Let's all get away.
JANE. No, indeed.
SMITHFIELD. (Going toward her. Easy) You're not going to go on, doing this man's work ?
JANE. He may change his mind.
9 8 SMITHFIELD. Livy- JANE. Besides, the poor man's got to eat.
SMITHFIELD. Now look here, Livy, I think you JANE. Hsh ! Somebody's coming ! (Drops down R. C. To sideboard. ) (SMITHFIELD hastily goes out at R. C. TUCKER comes in from the hall door L. Cj TUCKER. Ah, Jane-Ellen JANE. Good evenin', Misther Tucker.
TUCKER. (Close to her...) The time has come sooner than we thought when I can be of assistance to you.
JANE. Yes, indade, sor. (She thrusts a carving knife and fork into his hands. ) Tis a dale of work for a poor girl. Will ye kindly put them at Mr. Crane's place? Right over there. (He hesitates, then awkwardly puts knife and fork ends toward armchair L. End of table. ) TUCKER. (Starting toward her) I'm very sorry indeed that things have happened so. But you see, Mr. Crane JANE. (Waving him, back) Oh, sor, not that way.
What to read after Come Out of the Kitchen a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Albert Ellsworth Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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