Freedom a Play in Three Acts
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I say, no need to tell Balderton.
RUTHERFORD. [Who has closed the door, and gone eagerly to TOBY]. I wasn't. Any news of Bai tley ?
TOBY. He rang me up half an hour ago, asking me to come here.
RUTHERFORD. Rang you up from where ?
TOBY. I don't know. I've told Miriam, of course.
RUTHERFORD. She thought he might have been FREEDOM 67 with me. [He drops into a chair. ] I could cut my tongue out 5 TOBY. That infernal drink of yours. But I suppose it was bound to get known, sooner or later. RUTHERFO...RD. [Anxiously. ] Toby what will he do ? TOBY. I don't know. Don't let's talk about it. [He turns to his brief. ] You'll excuse me, won't you ?
[There is a moment's silence ; he reads through his brief again.
RUTHERFORD. [Fidgeting. ] I say, Toby what will he do ?
TOBY. [Fretfully, without looking up. ] How the blazes should / know ?
[Heavy footsteps are heard in the corridor out- side; a key is inserted in the lock of the glass door, and BARTLEY comes in. He is still in his evening clothes, but his overcoat is buttoned to his chin, and he wears an old soft hat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say, no need to tell Balderton.
RUTHERFORD. [Who has closed the door, and gone eagerly to TOBY]. I wasn't. Any news of Bai tley ?
TOBY. He rang me up half an hour ago, asking me to come here.
RUTHERFORD. Rang you up from where ?
TOBY. I don't know. I've told Miriam, of course.
RUTHERFORD. She thought he might have been FREEDOM 67 with me. [He drops into a chair. ] I could cut my tongue out 5 TOBY. That infernal drink of yours. But I suppose it was bound to get known, sooner or later. RUTHERFO...RD. [Anxiously. ] Toby what will he do ? TOBY. I don't know. Don't let's talk about it. [He turns to his brief. ] You'll excuse me, won't you ?
[There is a moment's silence ; he reads through his brief again.
RUTHERFORD. [Fidgeting. ] I say, Toby what will he do ?
TOBY. [Fretfully, without looking up. ] How the blazes should / know ?
[Heavy footsteps are heard in the corridor out- side; a key is inserted in the lock of the glass door, and BARTLEY comes in. He is still in his evening clothes, but his overcoat is buttoned to his chin, and he wears an old soft hat.
What to read after Freedom a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutro Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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