French Leave a Light Comedy in Three Acts
French Leave a Light Comedy in Three Acts
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(Gets c. ) DOROTHY (with a slight curtsy). Bon jour, mon General. (Down R. C. ) 26 FRENCH LEAVE. [AcT I.
ROOT. Ha, ahem ! Graham er would you kindly go and see about er about my horse.
GRAHAM (dryly). Oh, certainly sir. (Puts on his cap, salutes and goes. ) (Exit GRAHAM, door L. Up stage, which he closes. ) ROOT (to DOROTHY). Je ne suis pas er er voulez-vous - er I'm afraid I can't talk French.
DOROTHY (shyly). I can spik a leetle Angleesh.
ROOT. Oh, that's capital. We shall get along swimmingl...y.
DOROTHY (looking puzzled). What ees " sweeraingly " ?
ROOT. Oh, er (business with hands, imitating fishes swimming) er like a fish, don't you know.
DOROTHY. I see. We shall get on how ees it ?
ROOT. Like a fish. (Repeat bus. Of hands, which DOROTHY copies. ) DOROTHY (laughing}. I see, like a feeshes.
ROOT. Excellent. (Taking out cigarette case. ) May I offer you a cigarette ?
DOROTHY. Sank you vair rnooch, non. It makes bad for ze voice.
ROOT. The voice ? Ah ! (Taking out a cigarette. ) Will you forgive me if I have one ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Gets c. ) DOROTHY (with a slight curtsy). Bon jour, mon General. (Down R. C. ) 26 FRENCH LEAVE. [AcT I.
ROOT. Ha, ahem ! Graham er would you kindly go and see about er about my horse.
GRAHAM (dryly). Oh, certainly sir. (Puts on his cap, salutes and goes. ) (Exit GRAHAM, door L. Up stage, which he closes. ) ROOT (to DOROTHY). Je ne suis pas er er voulez-vous - er I'm afraid I can't talk French.
DOROTHY (shyly). I can spik a leetle Angleesh.
ROOT. Oh, that's capital. We shall get along swimmingl...y.
DOROTHY (looking puzzled). What ees " sweeraingly " ?
ROOT. Oh, er (business with hands, imitating fishes swimming) er like a fish, don't you know.
DOROTHY. I see. We shall get on how ees it ?
ROOT. Like a fish. (Repeat bus. Of hands, which DOROTHY copies. ) DOROTHY (laughing}. I see, like a feeshes.
ROOT. Excellent. (Taking out cigarette case. ) May I offer you a cigarette ?
DOROTHY. Sank you vair rnooch, non. It makes bad for ze voice.
ROOT. The voice ? Ah ! (Taking out a cigarette. ) Will you forgive me if I have one ?
What to read after French Leave a Light Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Berkeley to read onlineMoreLess
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