Eight Comedies for Little Theatres
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He stops sharply and gazes at her in frank admiration. Then, rising at once to the occasion, he noiselessly draws a chair to her side and plants himself in it. Another pause. Quite obviously the young lady has no intention of waking up. It is equally obvious that the young man is not acquainted with her, and that the problem is weigh ing upon him. He seems to solve it satisfactorily, leans over slowly, and by a series of cautious jerks releases her hold upon the handkerchief, which he deposits ...on the floor. The hat and the parasol follow suit. This much accomplished, he knits his brows, and seems to devote his energies to the remaining problem how to awaken her. A sharp pain attacks his ankle, and, automatically, he raises his hand to brush away a mos quito. But an inspiration seizes him, and he pauses with set teeth to wait while the insect takes a firm hold on him. Then, stealthily, he makes the capture, quickly places the mosquito on the girl s bare arm, and obliter ates it with a sudden slap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stops sharply and gazes at her in frank admiration. Then, rising at once to the occasion, he noiselessly draws a chair to her side and plants himself in it. Another pause. Quite obviously the young lady has no intention of waking up. It is equally obvious that the young man is not acquainted with her, and that the problem is weigh ing upon him. He seems to solve it satisfactorily, leans over slowly, and by a series of cautious jerks releases her hold upon the handkerchief, which he deposits ...on the floor. The hat and the parasol follow suit. This much accomplished, he knits his brows, and seems to devote his energies to the remaining problem how to awaken her. A sharp pain attacks his ankle, and, automatically, he raises his hand to brush away a mos quito. But an inspiration seizes him, and he pauses with set teeth to wait while the insect takes a firm hold on him. Then, stealthily, he makes the capture, quickly places the mosquito on the girl s bare arm, and obliter ates it with a sudden slap.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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