Dandy Dick a Play in Three Acts
Dandy Dick a Play in Three Acts
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Yes, I don't consider we're ordinary young ladies, at all.
SALOME.
If we had known Aunt a little longer we might have confided in her and taken her with us.
SHEBA. Poor Aunt we mustn't spoil her.
DARBEY [Speaking outside. ] I venture to differ with you, my dear Dean.
GEORGIAN A. Here come the wax- works !
She joins the girls as DARBEY enters through the library, patronising THE DEAN, who accompanies him.
DARBEY.
Haw ! I've just been putting the Dean right about a little army question, Mrs. Mrs.... I can't catch your name.
GEORGIANA.
Don't try you'd come out in spots, like measles.
[DARBEY stands by her, blankly, then attempts a conversation.
THE DEAN.
[To SALOME and SHEBA. ] Children, it is useless to battle against it much longer.
54 DANDY DICK SALOME. Against what, Papa ?
THE DEAN. A feeling of positive distaste for Mr. Darbey.
SHEBA.
Oh, Papsey think what Wellington was at his age.
MAJOR TAEVER enters, pale and haggard. SALOME meets him.
SALOME. Major I TARVER. [With a gasp. ] Oh!
SALOME.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, I don't consider we're ordinary young ladies, at all.
SALOME.
If we had known Aunt a little longer we might have confided in her and taken her with us.
SHEBA. Poor Aunt we mustn't spoil her.
DARBEY [Speaking outside. ] I venture to differ with you, my dear Dean.
GEORGIAN A. Here come the wax- works !
She joins the girls as DARBEY enters through the library, patronising THE DEAN, who accompanies him.
DARBEY.
Haw ! I've just been putting the Dean right about a little army question, Mrs. Mrs.... I can't catch your name.
GEORGIANA.
Don't try you'd come out in spots, like measles.
[DARBEY stands by her, blankly, then attempts a conversation.
THE DEAN.
[To SALOME and SHEBA. ] Children, it is useless to battle against it much longer.
54 DANDY DICK SALOME. Against what, Papa ?
THE DEAN. A feeling of positive distaste for Mr. Darbey.
SHEBA.
Oh, Papsey think what Wellington was at his age.
MAJOR TAEVER enters, pale and haggard. SALOME meets him.
SALOME. Major I TARVER. [With a gasp. ] Oh!
SALOME.
What to read after Dandy Dick a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur W Pinero to read onlineMoreLess
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