Criminals; a One-Act Play About Marriage
Criminals; a One-Act Play About Marriage
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[She tries to control her growing agitation] Why doesn t she come ? She ought to be CRIMINALS here by now. Are you sure Carter said she was coming here? YORK Maybe she walked. MRS. YORK [Murmuring] Alone in the street this time of night? YORK There s no danger. [ The curtains are pushed open and JANET enters. She goes hysterically to MRS. YORK and buries her face in her mother s lap, sobbing. YORK comes over beside them, anxiously. JANET YORK, about nineteen, is the personification of sensitive... deli cacy and fragile grace. Her present agitation is such that, when words fail, she conveys her meaning through groping, broken tones and suggestion. She is wearing her smart " going away " tailor-made gown and hat] 1 6 CRIMINALS JANET Mother ! Mother ! MRS. YORK My girl! What is it? YORK Wait, Ann. JANET Oh, I . .. I . .. MRS. YORK Don t cry so. YORK [Patting her shoulder ] Janet, dear! JANET [Looking up at him~\ Father ! YORK Tell us. JANET I ll . . I ll tell mother. CRIMINALS 17 MRS. YORK [Looking at YORK] Leave us together, Fred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[She tries to control her growing agitation] Why doesn t she come ? She ought to be CRIMINALS here by now. Are you sure Carter said she was coming here? YORK Maybe she walked. MRS. YORK [Murmuring] Alone in the street this time of night? YORK There s no danger. [ The curtains are pushed open and JANET enters. She goes hysterically to MRS. YORK and buries her face in her mother s lap, sobbing. YORK comes over beside them, anxiously. JANET YORK, about nineteen, is the personification of sensitive... deli cacy and fragile grace. Her present agitation is such that, when words fail, she conveys her meaning through groping, broken tones and suggestion. She is wearing her smart " going away " tailor-made gown and hat] 1 6 CRIMINALS JANET Mother ! Mother ! MRS. YORK My girl! What is it? YORK Wait, Ann. JANET Oh, I . .. I . .. MRS. YORK Don t cry so. YORK [Patting her shoulder ] Janet, dear! JANET [Looking up at him~\ Father ! YORK Tell us. JANET I ll . . I ll tell mother. CRIMINALS 17 MRS. YORK [Looking at YORK] Leave us together, Fred.
What to read after Criminals; a One-Act Play About Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Middleton George to read onlineMoreLess
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