Deceivers a Play in One Act
Deceivers a Play in One Act
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(To FLORA) You see he wouldn't be- DECEIVERS. 11 lieve me Of course, I'd like to do anything I coul d but AMOS. I suppose I ought to kill you in your tracks.
PHIL. (Conciliatingly) Well, I don't know- about that In my opinion, you'd be making a great mistake.
AMOS. (Dryly) Oh, you think so, eh?
PHIL. Yes, yes, I'm sure of it What good would it do?
AMOS. (Between his teeth) Wipe out the dis honor of my home.
FLOKA. Amos, you're making a complete fool of yourself.
PHIL. (Soothingly) Well, he's ex...cited just now - He'll be all right in a few minutes.
AMOS. You can't get away with this and you can't bluff me I must know how long this has been going on If you'll confess I may let you go alive after all, if I killed you, it would only make scandal.
PHIL. Absolutely It would be the worst thing in the world for all of us.
FLORA. (To PHIL) Look here, Sir, I don't know your name, but you seem like a gentleman, tho you are a burglar.
AMOS. Yes I've noticed that too, a little strange isn't it?
PHIL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(To FLORA) You see he wouldn't be- DECEIVERS. 11 lieve me Of course, I'd like to do anything I coul d but AMOS. I suppose I ought to kill you in your tracks.
PHIL. (Conciliatingly) Well, I don't know- about that In my opinion, you'd be making a great mistake.
AMOS. (Dryly) Oh, you think so, eh?
PHIL. Yes, yes, I'm sure of it What good would it do?
AMOS. (Between his teeth) Wipe out the dis honor of my home.
FLOKA. Amos, you're making a complete fool of yourself.
PHIL. (Soothingly) Well, he's ex...cited just now - He'll be all right in a few minutes.
AMOS. You can't get away with this and you can't bluff me I must know how long this has been going on If you'll confess I may let you go alive after all, if I killed you, it would only make scandal.
PHIL. Absolutely It would be the worst thing in the world for all of us.
FLORA. (To PHIL) Look here, Sir, I don't know your name, but you seem like a gentleman, tho you are a burglar.
AMOS. Yes I've noticed that too, a little strange isn't it?
PHIL.
What to read after Deceivers a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C William Churchill De Mille to read onlineMoreLess
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