Dancing Dolls; a Fantastic Comedy in One Act
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Just a few jokes to keep them laughing.
BUFFO. What kind of jokes? I'm afraid I don't know any jokes.
GILLES. Oh, any old wheeze — one would do at a pinch. Let me think. There's a fine one, about a what's-its-name that got loose in a what-do-you-call-it. I'll tell you in a minute.
BUFFO, [dubiously] That does sound funny.
GILLES. You wink at the audience and say — confound it, what do you say? Never mind, I'll tell you later. Sir, I congratulate you! I congratulate you with all my heart!
[He se...izes buffo's hand and shakes it violently.] BUFFO, [wincing, and pulling away his hand] But, my dear Mr. Gilles, let me explain.
GILLES. What! You're not satisfied?
BUFFO, [working his right hand as if it had been injured] I'm trying to tell you. I don't want any misunderstanding. I only own half the poultry farm. The other half belongs to a young lady, a cousin of mine. It's because of her that I'd like to sell out. She wants to marry me.
GILLES. Whichhalf do youown?
BUFFO. Do you mean the largest half, or the smallest half?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just a few jokes to keep them laughing.
BUFFO. What kind of jokes? I'm afraid I don't know any jokes.
GILLES. Oh, any old wheeze — one would do at a pinch. Let me think. There's a fine one, about a what's-its-name that got loose in a what-do-you-call-it. I'll tell you in a minute.
BUFFO, [dubiously] That does sound funny.
GILLES. You wink at the audience and say — confound it, what do you say? Never mind, I'll tell you later. Sir, I congratulate you! I congratulate you with all my heart!
[He se...izes buffo's hand and shakes it violently.] BUFFO, [wincing, and pulling away his hand] But, my dear Mr. Gilles, let me explain.
GILLES. What! You're not satisfied?
BUFFO, [working his right hand as if it had been injured] I'm trying to tell you. I don't want any misunderstanding. I only own half the poultry farm. The other half belongs to a young lady, a cousin of mine. It's because of her that I'd like to sell out. She wants to marry me.
GILLES. Whichhalf do youown?
BUFFO. Do you mean the largest half, or the smallest half?
What to read after Dancing Dolls; a Fantastic Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman to read onlineMoreLess
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