Harvard Stories Sketches of the Undergraduate
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Oh, nonsense ! Stay a little while. Take your coat off.
Rand, [aside to Hud. ~] Shut up, you jackass !
Miss H. [looking at Randolph s rubber boots ]. Is it raining, Mr. Randolph ?
Rand, [uneasily]. No, no, not yet, no, but it looks like rain.
Miss H. Why, the stars were all out beauti fully a moment ago.
Rand. Yes er they er the stars ? [ With a noble effort] Ah, yes, yes, the stars were out, yes. But, er they er they may go in again, you know. [Aside] What rot I am talking !
Hud. Well, it is n...ot going to rain in here, anyway. Do take off your ulster and stay a minute.
Rand. Really, Steve, I d like to, but that dress rehearsal, you know.
Hud. Oh, let the rehearsal wait. We are going in town in a moment, anyway.
206 Harvard Stories.
Mrs. H. Don t leave us, Mr. Randolph.
Miss H. [at mantel-piece~\. Steve, of whom is this a picture ?
Hud. [turning}. Why, that is Jack himself in the last play.
Mrs. H. Oh, do let me see it. [Goes to fire place. Hudson, Miss H. , and Mrs. H. Stand at mantel ^vith backs to roomJ] Burl, [from over the screen to Randolph].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, nonsense ! Stay a little while. Take your coat off.
Rand, [aside to Hud. ~] Shut up, you jackass !
Miss H. [looking at Randolph s rubber boots ]. Is it raining, Mr. Randolph ?
Rand, [uneasily]. No, no, not yet, no, but it looks like rain.
Miss H. Why, the stars were all out beauti fully a moment ago.
Rand. Yes er they er the stars ? [ With a noble effort] Ah, yes, yes, the stars were out, yes. But, er they er they may go in again, you know. [Aside] What rot I am talking !
Hud. Well, it is n...ot going to rain in here, anyway. Do take off your ulster and stay a minute.
Rand. Really, Steve, I d like to, but that dress rehearsal, you know.
Hud. Oh, let the rehearsal wait. We are going in town in a moment, anyway.
206 Harvard Stories.
Mrs. H. Don t leave us, Mr. Randolph.
Miss H. [at mantel-piece~\. Steve, of whom is this a picture ?
Hud. [turning}. Why, that is Jack himself in the last play.
Mrs. H. Oh, do let me see it. [Goes to fire place. Hudson, Miss H. , and Mrs. H. Stand at mantel ^vith backs to roomJ] Burl, [from over the screen to Randolph].
What to read after Harvard Stories Sketches of the Undergraduate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waldron Kintzing Post to read onlineMoreLess
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