Exiles a Play in Three Acts
Exiles a Play in Three Acts
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Bertha [Looking at her watch. ] Past is past, Robert. And I think I ought to go now. It is nine almost.
Robert [Impetuously. '] No, no. Not yet. There is one confession more and we have the right to speak.
[He crosses before the table rapidly and sits down beside her. ] Bertha [Turning towards him, places her left hand on his shoulder. ] Yes, Robert. I know that you like me. You need not tell me. [Kindly. ] You need not confess any more tonight.
[A gust of wind enters through the porch, with a ...sound of moving leaves. The lamp flickers quickly. ] Bertha [Pointing over his shoulder. ] Look ! It is too high.
[Without rising, he bends towards the table, and turns down the wick more. The room is half dark. The light comes in more strongly through the door- way of the bedroom. ] Robert The wind is rising. I will close that door.
Bertha [Listening. ] No, it is raining still. It was only a gust of wind.
Act II] III Robert [Touches her shoulder. '] Tell me if the air is too cold for you. [Half rising.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bertha [Looking at her watch. ] Past is past, Robert. And I think I ought to go now. It is nine almost.
Robert [Impetuously. '] No, no. Not yet. There is one confession more and we have the right to speak.
[He crosses before the table rapidly and sits down beside her. ] Bertha [Turning towards him, places her left hand on his shoulder. ] Yes, Robert. I know that you like me. You need not tell me. [Kindly. ] You need not confess any more tonight.
[A gust of wind enters through the porch, with a ...sound of moving leaves. The lamp flickers quickly. ] Bertha [Pointing over his shoulder. ] Look ! It is too high.
[Without rising, he bends towards the table, and turns down the wick more. The room is half dark. The light comes in more strongly through the door- way of the bedroom. ] Robert The wind is rising. I will close that door.
Bertha [Listening. ] No, it is raining still. It was only a gust of wind.
Act II] III Robert [Touches her shoulder. '] Tell me if the air is too cold for you. [Half rising.
What to read after Exiles a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce James to read onlineMoreLess
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