Eliza Comes to Stay, a Farce in Three Acts
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(Rushes up to door R. and calls.) Mrs. Allaway, Mrs. Allaway, bring my hat.
(And then comes back to c.) I know exactly what you want. You want me to look like Miss Laurence.
Sandy. Not at all. I only want you to make yourself look worth looking at.
Eliza (delightedly looking at the cheque). I will — I will — I promise you I will. (Mrs. Allaway enters r.
with hat. Eliza takes it and goes up to door c.) Oh, I am so glad you're leading me astray. (She hurries out c.) Sandy (blankly). What the devi...l does she mean by that ?
Jordan (slowly). I don't often -say anything very 40 ELIZA COMES TO STAY serious, but I'm going to say it now. Go abroad.
(A long pause — the two men look at each other and Jordan goes on.) She's not a golden-haired, blue-eyed baby — she's a woman — if you can manage it, go abroad to-day.
Sandy (softly). Somehow, I think you're right.
(He goes and rings bell). Yes, you are right. I've got a- nurse for her, she'll have my flat, Herbert is here.
I'm not breaking my word, she'll have everything she wants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Rushes up to door R. and calls.) Mrs. Allaway, Mrs. Allaway, bring my hat.
(And then comes back to c.) I know exactly what you want. You want me to look like Miss Laurence.
Sandy. Not at all. I only want you to make yourself look worth looking at.
Eliza (delightedly looking at the cheque). I will — I will — I promise you I will. (Mrs. Allaway enters r.
with hat. Eliza takes it and goes up to door c.) Oh, I am so glad you're leading me astray. (She hurries out c.) Sandy (blankly). What the devi...l does she mean by that ?
Jordan (slowly). I don't often -say anything very 40 ELIZA COMES TO STAY serious, but I'm going to say it now. Go abroad.
(A long pause — the two men look at each other and Jordan goes on.) She's not a golden-haired, blue-eyed baby — she's a woman — if you can manage it, go abroad to-day.
Sandy (softly). Somehow, I think you're right.
(He goes and rings bell). Yes, you are right. I've got a- nurse for her, she'll have my flat, Herbert is here.
I'm not breaking my word, she'll have everything she wants.
What to read after Eliza Comes to Stay, a Farce in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Esmond, H. V. (Henry V.), 1869-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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