For Love Or Money; a Comedy in Three Acts
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(Kneels.) Will you marry me ?
Will you take me for what I am, forgetting your high posi- tion and my humble FOR LOVE OR MONEV 23 {Exit Louise, sobbing.') Marjorie (starting). What was that ?
Acton {still on his knees, turning). What was what ?
Marjorie. I thought I heard some one crying.
Acton. It was your beast of a dog. {Rises.) But I say, what an idiot I've been to go through all this when she's engaged to another fellow.
Marjorie {surprised). Who is? Louise? To whom ?
Acton (gloomily). To H...arold Weston. I heard him propose here, this morning, and she accepted him.
Marjorie. Oh! (Tries to laugh.) That's — that's a surprise to me. I (Bursts out crying.) Acton (aside, amazed). Hello, I didn't know the wind blew from that quarter ! (Putting his arm about Marjorie. ) Oh, come now, little girl. Never mind. I was a brute to blurt it out like that. Forgive me.
{E 'nter Mrs. Ambrose, back.) Mrs. Ambrose (shrieking). Marjorie !
Marjorie (starting). Oh, mamma !
Mrs. Ambrose {sternly). Come with me, at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Kneels.) Will you marry me ?
Will you take me for what I am, forgetting your high posi- tion and my humble FOR LOVE OR MONEV 23 {Exit Louise, sobbing.') Marjorie (starting). What was that ?
Acton {still on his knees, turning). What was what ?
Marjorie. I thought I heard some one crying.
Acton. It was your beast of a dog. {Rises.) But I say, what an idiot I've been to go through all this when she's engaged to another fellow.
Marjorie {surprised). Who is? Louise? To whom ?
Acton (gloomily). To H...arold Weston. I heard him propose here, this morning, and she accepted him.
Marjorie. Oh! (Tries to laugh.) That's — that's a surprise to me. I (Bursts out crying.) Acton (aside, amazed). Hello, I didn't know the wind blew from that quarter ! (Putting his arm about Marjorie. ) Oh, come now, little girl. Never mind. I was a brute to blurt it out like that. Forgive me.
{E 'nter Mrs. Ambrose, back.) Mrs. Ambrose (shrieking). Marjorie !
Marjorie (starting). Oh, mamma !
Mrs. Ambrose {sternly). Come with me, at once.
What to read after For Love Or Money; a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith, Helen Sherman, 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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