Easy Terms, a Domestic Comedy
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Do you know what you're talking about?
Jennie. Certainly. I'm speaking in the language of the law. If you don't understand it, that's your misfor- tune.
Jimmie. Habeas corpus ! If they ever came with a writ of habeas corpus, they wouldn't take the furniture. They'd take us ! You mean a writ of replevin.
Jennie. Oh, well, what's the difference?
(The sharp knock at the door is repeated. They both start guiltily.) Jimmie. Jennie, you had better answer it. Put him off, somehow. A woman is better at... that sort of thing than a man. She knows just what to say — more finesse, as it were. Go on, Jen'. You know how to do it.
Jennie. Oh, is that so? It's your turn, anyway.
Jimmie. But I had my turn while you were out. Had an awful time with Murphy. He wants a dollar every time he gets rid of a collector. He's getting to be worse than they are.
Jennie. I've told so many lies I can't think of any more.
Jimmie {pushing her toward the door). Oh, yes, you can. A woman can always think of something.
Jennie {with hand on door — but doesn't open it).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do you know what you're talking about?
Jennie. Certainly. I'm speaking in the language of the law. If you don't understand it, that's your misfor- tune.
Jimmie. Habeas corpus ! If they ever came with a writ of habeas corpus, they wouldn't take the furniture. They'd take us ! You mean a writ of replevin.
Jennie. Oh, well, what's the difference?
(The sharp knock at the door is repeated. They both start guiltily.) Jimmie. Jennie, you had better answer it. Put him off, somehow. A woman is better at... that sort of thing than a man. She knows just what to say — more finesse, as it were. Go on, Jen'. You know how to do it.
Jennie. Oh, is that so? It's your turn, anyway.
Jimmie. But I had my turn while you were out. Had an awful time with Murphy. He wants a dollar every time he gets rid of a collector. He's getting to be worse than they are.
Jennie. I've told so many lies I can't think of any more.
Jimmie {pushing her toward the door). Oh, yes, you can. A woman can always think of something.
Jennie {with hand on door — but doesn't open it).
What to read after Easy Terms, a Domestic Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kavanaugh, Katharine, B. 1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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