Crinoline An Original Farce in One Act
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Emphatically.
Mrs. C. I should think so.
Bella. I'here's generally one at the area railings at this time of tha aftenioon.
BCBNE I. ] CRINOLINE. 11 Nancy. Stop, mim. (Bella stops. ) If you must have a police- man, and as it is as well to keep scandal from getting beyond the premises, {opens door, L. H. 1 e. , ) John Liptrot, come out of that ! (John Liptrot, a policeman, comes out from door, 1 e. L. H. , boiomg confusedly. ') Mrs. C. I knew it.
Bella. I was sure of it.
Mrs. C. Mr. Coobiddy, pay... the wretch a month's wages, and send her about her business ; but mind she doesn't leave the house till I have examined her boxes.
Nancy. (^Asidc. ) Ho, indeed ! You owe me one and a few more ; and I'U have 'em all out of you before I go.
Mrs. C. Mr. Coobiddy, you wiU also please to take that police- man's number, and report him at Scotland Yard. Bella, give me your arm : we must not stay to be further insulted.
Bella. {Draioi/ig back. ) Thank you, aunt — there are certain mat- ters to be explained between us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Emphatically.
Mrs. C. I should think so.
Bella. I'here's generally one at the area railings at this time of tha aftenioon.
BCBNE I. ] CRINOLINE. 11 Nancy. Stop, mim. (Bella stops. ) If you must have a police- man, and as it is as well to keep scandal from getting beyond the premises, {opens door, L. H. 1 e. , ) John Liptrot, come out of that ! (John Liptrot, a policeman, comes out from door, 1 e. L. H. , boiomg confusedly. ') Mrs. C. I knew it.
Bella. I was sure of it.
Mrs. C. Mr. Coobiddy, pay... the wretch a month's wages, and send her about her business ; but mind she doesn't leave the house till I have examined her boxes.
Nancy. (^Asidc. ) Ho, indeed ! You owe me one and a few more ; and I'U have 'em all out of you before I go.
Mrs. C. Mr. Coobiddy, you wiU also please to take that police- man's number, and report him at Scotland Yard. Bella, give me your arm : we must not stay to be further insulted.
Bella. {Draioi/ig back. ) Thank you, aunt — there are certain mat- ters to be explained between us.
What to read after Crinoline An Original Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert B Robert Barnabas Brough to read onlineMoreLess
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