First Aid a War Time Comedy in One Act
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{Becoming more genuine in her manner.) And I do think you are doing wonders here. I knew you were a good doctor, Phil, but — well, since I've seen some of your patients here, I've been mighty proud of you.
Garden. It was rather awful at first, but there wasn't time to be scared, and it's the place to bring out what a man knows.
Sally. And you're young — only twenty-eight.
Garden. Don't give me away. They think me quite dignified over here.
Sally. Even Miss Spencer?
Garden. Even Miss Spencer. Sa...lly, I think — I hope — that maybe she — Margaret SaLly. I thought so.
Garden {surprised). You thought so?
Sally. I mean, I thought I'd rudely thrown my hot water bag into the middle of a sentimental episode.
No — Phil, I don't mean that. I congratulate you— awfully. She's lovely. She's David. The ambulance — when did you say — > — Sally {running up l. to bed). Oh, surely in an hour. {Soothingly.) Won't you try to rest just a little?
(Garden follows up c.) Garden. Martin must have fallen foul of the pharmacist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{Becoming more genuine in her manner.) And I do think you are doing wonders here. I knew you were a good doctor, Phil, but — well, since I've seen some of your patients here, I've been mighty proud of you.
Garden. It was rather awful at first, but there wasn't time to be scared, and it's the place to bring out what a man knows.
Sally. And you're young — only twenty-eight.
Garden. Don't give me away. They think me quite dignified over here.
Sally. Even Miss Spencer?
Garden. Even Miss Spencer. Sa...lly, I think — I hope — that maybe she — Margaret SaLly. I thought so.
Garden {surprised). You thought so?
Sally. I mean, I thought I'd rudely thrown my hot water bag into the middle of a sentimental episode.
No — Phil, I don't mean that. I congratulate you— awfully. She's lovely. She's David. The ambulance — when did you say — > — Sally {running up l. to bed). Oh, surely in an hour. {Soothingly.) Won't you try to rest just a little?
(Garden follows up c.) Garden. Martin must have fallen foul of the pharmacist.
What to read after First Aid a War Time Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bagg Helen to read onlineMoreLess
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