From the Wings
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V. to do it, but the poor actress must have thought that her young manager had gone raving mad. Still, " nothing was said ! " Then, at the very end of the play, the stage manager was so upset at all the various contretemps, and so anxious not to repeat the error of the second act that he gave the warning bell for the curtain too soon, FROM THE WINGS 151 and down came the curtain before the hero and heroine had had time for the final fall into each other's arms! Then — and only then — did Harry ...turn to Eva and remark, — " I think it is time some one said something." (What he said she did not relate.) And there was a sequel to this chapter of accidents.
The next day Eva, as manageress, felt that she really ought to speak — calmly, and in a dignified and kindly manner, but still speak — to the erring actress who had been late.
" What made you so late last night. Miss Smith .'' " she inquired.
" Oh, I'm very sorry, Miss Moore," replied Miss Smith, somewhat confused, " but — but I was having tea, and my watch stopped." Eva felt that this was really just a little too thin as an excuse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. to do it, but the poor actress must have thought that her young manager had gone raving mad. Still, " nothing was said ! " Then, at the very end of the play, the stage manager was so upset at all the various contretemps, and so anxious not to repeat the error of the second act that he gave the warning bell for the curtain too soon, FROM THE WINGS 151 and down came the curtain before the hero and heroine had had time for the final fall into each other's arms! Then — and only then — did Harry ...turn to Eva and remark, — " I think it is time some one said something." (What he said she did not relate.) And there was a sequel to this chapter of accidents.
The next day Eva, as manageress, felt that she really ought to speak — calmly, and in a dignified and kindly manner, but still speak — to the erring actress who had been late.
" What made you so late last night. Miss Smith .'' " she inquired.
" Oh, I'm very sorry, Miss Moore," replied Miss Smith, somewhat confused, " but — but I was having tea, and my watch stopped." Eva felt that this was really just a little too thin as an excuse.
What to read after From the Wings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fagan, Elisabeth Kirby to read onlineMoreLess
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