Hazel Kirke, a Domestic Comedy Drama in Four Acts
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Clara.
(Bashfully.) What for, Barney?
Barney.
For the swatest thing a man could drame of — wan of your kisses !
(She screams; exits rapidly down R., as Arthur enters L., with overeoat on arm: cigarette.) Arthur.
Well, Barney!
Barney.
(Starting) Holy murther, master, ye frightened me — sure, sir — I'm glad you're back again!
Arthur.
(Flinging overcoat to Barney.) Where's my wife?
Barney.
Your wife, sir?
Arthur.
Certainly — my wife !
Barney.
(With a cough.) Oh, yes — sartinly — she's in the garde...n, I belave !
Arthur.
(Sitting at table.) Let h.er know that I've returned!
Barney.
All right, sir! (Coi)ig; stops in porch.) He's in one of his quare moods again — he's getting tired of this already ; I knew he would ; he'll end it soon — they ahvays do ! Ah, thc^''- no- thin' like a Scotch marriage on the wrong side of the line to save the trouble of a divorce and chate the lawyers ! (E.vits R.) Arthur.
(Producing letter; reading.) "My dear Travers — your mother is in a very mysterious condition — to-day she arose from her bed, for the first time in six months, laboring under some great excitement, that is giving her temporary strength ; she asks Act II.] HAZEL K I R K E 45 the most searching questions about you — she gets more impatient every day for your union with Lady Maud !" (Eolding letter.) Strange, very strange, I hoped for good news !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clara.
(Bashfully.) What for, Barney?
Barney.
For the swatest thing a man could drame of — wan of your kisses !
(She screams; exits rapidly down R., as Arthur enters L., with overeoat on arm: cigarette.) Arthur.
Well, Barney!
Barney.
(Starting) Holy murther, master, ye frightened me — sure, sir — I'm glad you're back again!
Arthur.
(Flinging overcoat to Barney.) Where's my wife?
Barney.
Your wife, sir?
Arthur.
Certainly — my wife !
Barney.
(With a cough.) Oh, yes — sartinly — she's in the garde...n, I belave !
Arthur.
(Sitting at table.) Let h.er know that I've returned!
Barney.
All right, sir! (Coi)ig; stops in porch.) He's in one of his quare moods again — he's getting tired of this already ; I knew he would ; he'll end it soon — they ahvays do ! Ah, thc^''- no- thin' like a Scotch marriage on the wrong side of the line to save the trouble of a divorce and chate the lawyers ! (E.vits R.) Arthur.
(Producing letter; reading.) "My dear Travers — your mother is in a very mysterious condition — to-day she arose from her bed, for the first time in six months, laboring under some great excitement, that is giving her temporary strength ; she asks Act II.] HAZEL K I R K E 45 the most searching questions about you — she gets more impatient every day for your union with Lady Maud !" (Eolding letter.) Strange, very strange, I hoped for good news !
What to read after Hazel Kirke, a Domestic Comedy Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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