Damaged Goods the Great Play Les Avar
Damaged Goods the Great Play Les Avar
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"Be silent!" cried George, wild with terror.
But the woman rushed on without drop- ping her voice, "Oh, you need not be trou- bling yourselves for fear anyone should overhear! All the world knows it! Your other servants were listening with me at your door! They heard every word your doctor said!" "Shut up!" screamed George.
His mother seized the woman fiercely DAMAGED GOODS 137 by the arm. "Hold your tongue !" she hissed.
But again the other shook herself loose. She was powerful, and now her ra...ge was not to be controlled. She waved her hands in the air, shouting, "Let me be, let me be! I know all about your brat that you will never be able to raise it that it's rotten because it's father has a filthy disease he got from a woman of the street!" She got no farther. She was interrupted by a frenzied shriek from Henriette. The three turned, horrified, just in time to see her fall forward upon the floor, convulsed.
"My God!" cried George. He sprang toward her, and tried to lift her, but she shrank from him, repelling him with a gesture of disgust, of hatred, of the most profound terror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Be silent!" cried George, wild with terror.
But the woman rushed on without drop- ping her voice, "Oh, you need not be trou- bling yourselves for fear anyone should overhear! All the world knows it! Your other servants were listening with me at your door! They heard every word your doctor said!" "Shut up!" screamed George.
His mother seized the woman fiercely DAMAGED GOODS 137 by the arm. "Hold your tongue !" she hissed.
But again the other shook herself loose. She was powerful, and now her ra...ge was not to be controlled. She waved her hands in the air, shouting, "Let me be, let me be! I know all about your brat that you will never be able to raise it that it's rotten because it's father has a filthy disease he got from a woman of the street!" She got no farther. She was interrupted by a frenzied shriek from Henriette. The three turned, horrified, just in time to see her fall forward upon the floor, convulsed.
"My God!" cried George. He sprang toward her, and tried to lift her, but she shrank from him, repelling him with a gesture of disgust, of hatred, of the most profound terror.
What to read after Damaged Goods the Great Play Les Avar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968 to read onlineMoreLess
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