Cosy Corners; a Comedy in Four Acts
Cosy Corners; a Comedy in Four Acts
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Evening.
SCENE: Living-room of parsonage as before. The sofa is filled with bundles for the rummage sale.
DISCOVERED: SOPHIE and BOB standing by table. SOPHIE is holding up a framed announcement of rummage sale, while BOB attaches a cord at back.
BOB. I painted that sign myself in bright red. When it's put up on the parsonage gate, nobody can help seeing it.
SOPHIE. I hope folks won't think it's a scarlet fever sign and be scared to come in. (Giggles. ) BOB. Gee, that's a nice thing to say when... I spent two hours painting it.
SOPHIE. I didn't mean it wasn't real artistic, Bob. It is. (Giggles. ) BOB. Is it, Sophie?
SOPHIE. Umhmph. (Giggles. ) MRS. BARTLETT. (Enters from study) I hope there'll be a big crowd on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Hollister's study is so light and large just the place for a rummage-sale. Well, are you goin' to spend another hour fixin' up that gate-sign? (Bos and SOPHIE sigh. ) 'Twon't do you any good to look sheepish. You're both too young to be thinkin' about courtin' an' I won't put up with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evening.
SCENE: Living-room of parsonage as before. The sofa is filled with bundles for the rummage sale.
DISCOVERED: SOPHIE and BOB standing by table. SOPHIE is holding up a framed announcement of rummage sale, while BOB attaches a cord at back.
BOB. I painted that sign myself in bright red. When it's put up on the parsonage gate, nobody can help seeing it.
SOPHIE. I hope folks won't think it's a scarlet fever sign and be scared to come in. (Giggles. ) BOB. Gee, that's a nice thing to say when... I spent two hours painting it.
SOPHIE. I didn't mean it wasn't real artistic, Bob. It is. (Giggles. ) BOB. Is it, Sophie?
SOPHIE. Umhmph. (Giggles. ) MRS. BARTLETT. (Enters from study) I hope there'll be a big crowd on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Hollister's study is so light and large just the place for a rummage-sale. Well, are you goin' to spend another hour fixin' up that gate-sign? (Bos and SOPHIE sigh. ) 'Twon't do you any good to look sheepish. You're both too young to be thinkin' about courtin' an' I won't put up with it.
What to read after Cosy Corners; a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phelps, Pauline to read onlineMoreLess
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