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Hope. Won't you try to gain his confidence, jmpa? I can't.
If I do, he thinks I wish to deprive him of his liberty.
Lamb. All right. I'll sound him right away. [Hope up, leans over Jack's chair, kisses his forehead, he turns aivay.] Hojye. Why, Jack ! [Exits, r. c] Lamb. [Rises.'] I say. Jack.
Jack. What is it, papa?
Lamb. I want to ask you something. [Jack rises. Lamb takes his arm.] You're going on business to-night, ain't you?
Jack, [l., looks at him nervously.] Cer — certainly. What else?
L...amb, [r.] I mean legitimate business. Business — business you know. No funny business.
Jack. Business is business. I know but one kind.
Lamb. I hope so.
Jack. What do you mean by that?
Lamb. Well, then, I can't sneak about a subject like a cat around a frying pan. I'd rather scald my paws. Hope thinks you've got into trouble and these clubs — Jack. [Laughs nervously.] Oh, is that all? I can reassure you on that point completely. [Mysteriously.] But you must promise never to divulge.
Lamb. Oh, never!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hope. Won't you try to gain his confidence, jmpa? I can't.
If I do, he thinks I wish to deprive him of his liberty.
Lamb. All right. I'll sound him right away. [Hope up, leans over Jack's chair, kisses his forehead, he turns aivay.] Hojye. Why, Jack ! [Exits, r. c] Lamb. [Rises.'] I say. Jack.
Jack. What is it, papa?
Lamb. I want to ask you something. [Jack rises. Lamb takes his arm.] You're going on business to-night, ain't you?
Jack, [l., looks at him nervously.] Cer — certainly. What else?
L...amb, [r.] I mean legitimate business. Business — business you know. No funny business.
Jack. Business is business. I know but one kind.
Lamb. I hope so.
Jack. What do you mean by that?
Lamb. Well, then, I can't sneak about a subject like a cat around a frying pan. I'd rather scald my paws. Hope thinks you've got into trouble and these clubs — Jack. [Laughs nervously.] Oh, is that all? I can reassure you on that point completely. [Mysteriously.] But you must promise never to divulge.
Lamb. Oh, never!
What to read after Dollars And Sense:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustin Daly to read onlineMoreLess
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