Dolly Reforming Herself; a Comedy in Four Acts
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[Suddenly.] Smithson ? Oh yes ! The girl who sat on your left at your dinner party Dolly. That's the one!
Matt. I should call her a trifle lanky, Harry.
Dolly. A trifle? Well, never mind ! You remember that dinner party Matt. [Cautiously.] Ye-es.
80 DOLLY REFORMING HERSELF Dolly. You remember how she waited for a lull in the talk, and then she said with that silly, simpering, appealing look Harry. Miss Smithson's look is not silly or simper- ing.
Dolly. Well, it's appealing, isn't it ?
Harry. [...With a little chuckle. ] Oh, yes, it's appeal- ing.
Dolly. [Enraged.] Oh! Dad!
Matt. [Quiets her.'] Shush ! — What did she say ?
Dolly. She said with a very marked glance at me, " My dress allowance is a hundred and twenty a year, and I don't understand how any reasonable woman can wish for more ! " What do you think of that ?
Matt. Well, if she did say that, and if she glanced at you, it Dolly. Yes?
Matt. It wasn't very nice of her.
Dolly. Nice? It was an insult! A direct, inten- tional, abominable insult, wasn't it ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Suddenly.] Smithson ? Oh yes ! The girl who sat on your left at your dinner party Dolly. That's the one!
Matt. I should call her a trifle lanky, Harry.
Dolly. A trifle? Well, never mind ! You remember that dinner party Matt. [Cautiously.] Ye-es.
80 DOLLY REFORMING HERSELF Dolly. You remember how she waited for a lull in the talk, and then she said with that silly, simpering, appealing look Harry. Miss Smithson's look is not silly or simper- ing.
Dolly. Well, it's appealing, isn't it ?
Harry. [...With a little chuckle. ] Oh, yes, it's appeal- ing.
Dolly. [Enraged.] Oh! Dad!
Matt. [Quiets her.'] Shush ! — What did she say ?
Dolly. She said with a very marked glance at me, " My dress allowance is a hundred and twenty a year, and I don't understand how any reasonable woman can wish for more ! " What do you think of that ?
Matt. Well, if she did say that, and if she glanced at you, it Dolly. Yes?
Matt. It wasn't very nice of her.
Dolly. Nice? It was an insult! A direct, inten- tional, abominable insult, wasn't it ?
What to read after Dolly Reforming Herself; a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Henry Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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