First Plays
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Is it like the Count at Scarborough?
BELINDA (surprised and pained). My darling, what _do_ you mean?
DELIA. Don't you remember the Count who kept proposing to you atScarborough? I do.
BELINDA (reproachfully). Dear one, you were the merest child, paddlingabout on the beach and digging castles.
DELIA (smiling to herself). I was old enough to notice the Count.
BELINDA (sadly). And I'd bought her a perfectly new spade! How onedeceives oneself!
DELIA. And then there was the M. P. Who proposed at Win...dermere.
BELINDA. Yes, dear, but it wasn't seconded--I mean he never got very farwith it.
DELIA. And the artist in Wales.
BELINDA. Darling child, what a memory you have. No wonder your teachersare pleased with you.
DELIA (settling herself comfortably). Now tell me all about this one.
BELINDA (meekly). Which one?
DELIA (excitedly). Oh, are there lots?
BELINDA (severely). Only two.
DELIA. Two! You abandoned woman!
BELINDA. It's something in the air, darling. I've never been inDevonshire in April before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it like the Count at Scarborough?
BELINDA (surprised and pained). My darling, what _do_ you mean?
DELIA. Don't you remember the Count who kept proposing to you atScarborough? I do.
BELINDA (reproachfully). Dear one, you were the merest child, paddlingabout on the beach and digging castles.
DELIA (smiling to herself). I was old enough to notice the Count.
BELINDA (sadly). And I'd bought her a perfectly new spade! How onedeceives oneself!
DELIA. And then there was the M. P. Who proposed at Win...dermere.
BELINDA. Yes, dear, but it wasn't seconded--I mean he never got very farwith it.
DELIA. And the artist in Wales.
BELINDA. Darling child, what a memory you have. No wonder your teachersare pleased with you.
DELIA (settling herself comfortably). Now tell me all about this one.
BELINDA (meekly). Which one?
DELIA (excitedly). Oh, are there lots?
BELINDA (severely). Only two.
DELIA. Two! You abandoned woman!
BELINDA. It's something in the air, darling. I've never been inDevonshire in April before.
What to read after First Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne Alan Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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