Five Somewhat Historical Plays
Five Somewhat Historical Plays
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Robin. We weren't expecting you.
' Immortality. Then I'll stay. Is any one else at the inn?
Hamlet. We haven't had a soul for months.
Mistress Hamlet. {Aside) Fooll Immortality. At last I have eluded them.
Hamlet. I hope you are not referring to your parents.
Immortality. I never had any parents. The stars were my cradle, the life of man my jumping- jack, and Time my nurse.
Hamlet. Am I to understand?
Robin. Don't try to, papa. You've never un- derstood anything.
Immortality. I was found on the... steps of a foun- dling hospital with a strange little note in my hand.
Robin. What did it say?
Digitized by VjOOQIC The Roadhouse in Arden 109 Hamlet. Robin, perhaps the young lady would rather not.
Immortality. Oh, I don't mind. Eventually I tell everything. These were the words : " Your mother is fame and your father is tomorrow." Robin. {Laughing) I've been waiting for you. Let's be friends.
Mistress Hamlet. {Eying her up and down) She has probably escaped from a sanitarium.
Hamlet. She seems quite sane to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robin. We weren't expecting you.
' Immortality. Then I'll stay. Is any one else at the inn?
Hamlet. We haven't had a soul for months.
Mistress Hamlet. {Aside) Fooll Immortality. At last I have eluded them.
Hamlet. I hope you are not referring to your parents.
Immortality. I never had any parents. The stars were my cradle, the life of man my jumping- jack, and Time my nurse.
Hamlet. Am I to understand?
Robin. Don't try to, papa. You've never un- derstood anything.
Immortality. I was found on the... steps of a foun- dling hospital with a strange little note in my hand.
Robin. What did it say?
Digitized by VjOOQIC The Roadhouse in Arden 109 Hamlet. Robin, perhaps the young lady would rather not.
Immortality. Oh, I don't mind. Eventually I tell everything. These were the words : " Your mother is fame and your father is tomorrow." Robin. {Laughing) I've been waiting for you. Let's be friends.
Mistress Hamlet. {Eying her up and down) She has probably escaped from a sanitarium.
Hamlet. She seems quite sane to me.
What to read after Five Somewhat Historical Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moeller, Philip, 1880-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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