Disraeli a Play
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CLARISSA. That was n't you. That was the man who "adumbrated. " CHARLES [Wincing] Don't!
CLARISSA. It's such a beautiful word! There's only one word more beautiful.
CHARLES. What?
CLARISSA. [Earnestly] Hope!
[DISRAELI enters with an envelope containing writ- ten instructions, money and a green p*per] DISRAELI. Time 's up !
CHARLES. Ready, sir!
DISRAELI. Here is all you need mone*. Instruc- tions and [Displaying the green paper] a code lot tele- grams. I keep the duplicate. Now be offl [As CHARL...ES turns to CLARISSA] No, no ! Departures 74 DISRAELI should be sudden. [He takes CHARLES' arm and leads him to door R. ] Good luck!
CHARLES. Good-bye!
CLARISSA [Through her tears bravely] Good luck!
CHARLES [Waving to her] Good-bye!
[Exit CHARLES] DISRAELI. Good luck! [Stands at door looking after him] Ah ! [He turns to CLARISSA] Now!
CLARISSA [Disconsolately] What am I to do? What am I to do?
DISRAELI [Thinking it over] Come for a drive.
CLARISSA. Oh! You are heartless! How long will it be before we hear from him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CLARISSA. That was n't you. That was the man who "adumbrated. " CHARLES [Wincing] Don't!
CLARISSA. It's such a beautiful word! There's only one word more beautiful.
CHARLES. What?
CLARISSA. [Earnestly] Hope!
[DISRAELI enters with an envelope containing writ- ten instructions, money and a green p*per] DISRAELI. Time 's up !
CHARLES. Ready, sir!
DISRAELI. Here is all you need mone*. Instruc- tions and [Displaying the green paper] a code lot tele- grams. I keep the duplicate. Now be offl [As CHARL...ES turns to CLARISSA] No, no ! Departures 74 DISRAELI should be sudden. [He takes CHARLES' arm and leads him to door R. ] Good luck!
CHARLES. Good-bye!
CLARISSA [Through her tears bravely] Good luck!
CHARLES [Waving to her] Good-bye!
[Exit CHARLES] DISRAELI. Good luck! [Stands at door looking after him] Ah ! [He turns to CLARISSA] Now!
CLARISSA [Disconsolately] What am I to do? What am I to do?
DISRAELI [Thinking it over] Come for a drive.
CLARISSA. Oh! You are heartless! How long will it be before we hear from him?
What to read after Disraeli a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Louis Napoleon, 1852-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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