Four Short Plays
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He seems to be suffering, but it is un- certain. He may be quite unconscious that he is groaning. I have seen a good many of these cases and have indeed had a good deal of success in dealing with them. I should like to see this man, that I may judge for myself of his condition.
Mary. No, no. Rector — really if he is disturbed I will not answer for the consequences.
Rector [stiffly]. Really, my dear yoimg lady, may I say that you take a little too much on yourself. It is most important to do eve...rything we possibly can to prove this poor fellow's identity. As Rector of this parish I feel it to be my duty to investigate this case. [Goes toward Welburn, and lifts up the cover. Wel- BURN rolls over with his face away frotn him and groans] .
Rector [soothingly]. Now, now, my poor friend, I won't disturb you. [Welburn groans again]. I only want to help.
Welburn. Keep off ! Get out ! Go away ! [rolls over].
Rector. Do you know, I believe I know that voice !
Mary. You are exciting him dreadfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seems to be suffering, but it is un- certain. He may be quite unconscious that he is groaning. I have seen a good many of these cases and have indeed had a good deal of success in dealing with them. I should like to see this man, that I may judge for myself of his condition.
Mary. No, no. Rector — really if he is disturbed I will not answer for the consequences.
Rector [stiffly]. Really, my dear yoimg lady, may I say that you take a little too much on yourself. It is most important to do eve...rything we possibly can to prove this poor fellow's identity. As Rector of this parish I feel it to be my duty to investigate this case. [Goes toward Welburn, and lifts up the cover. Wel- BURN rolls over with his face away frotn him and groans] .
Rector [soothingly]. Now, now, my poor friend, I won't disturb you. [Welburn groans again]. I only want to help.
Welburn. Keep off ! Get out ! Go away ! [rolls over].
Rector. Do you know, I believe I know that voice !
Mary. You are exciting him dreadfully.
What to read after Four Short Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Eveleen Eleanore Olliffe Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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