Heartsease a Play in Four Acts
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Seeing Pom fret) Ah, Geoffrey, you are just in time. Mr. Temple is about to play from his opera. He has it here, you know. (Indicating book) Pom FRET. (B Giving stiffly) Mr. Temple is un- usually gracious. (Crossing l. to Eric) This is the famous work we have heard of ?
Eric. (Crossing from l. to r, in front) Lady Neville, I shall be pleased to play some passages from it. (Exits r. 2 e.) Pom FRET. (l. c. up) H'm! A pretty talent, eh, my lady?
Lady Neville. (Pause R. c. to Pomfret) Geof- frey, y...ou should not let the opportunity slip with Margaret. Mr. Temple may prove a dangerous rival in more than music. Be bold ! Be bold !
Pom FRET. Is that a challenge, or advice? (Lady Neville laughs tantalidngly and exits r. 2 e. Piano music heard off-stage. Pomfret looking after her) I can be bold when I see my way, Lady Neville.
(Listens to music) That's cleverly turned. (Goes a step R. as if to go in, then halts) No, why should I applaud the fellow? Prove a dangerous rival?
Not so dangerous, my lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeing Pom fret) Ah, Geoffrey, you are just in time. Mr. Temple is about to play from his opera. He has it here, you know. (Indicating book) Pom FRET. (B Giving stiffly) Mr. Temple is un- usually gracious. (Crossing l. to Eric) This is the famous work we have heard of ?
Eric. (Crossing from l. to r, in front) Lady Neville, I shall be pleased to play some passages from it. (Exits r. 2 e.) Pom FRET. (l. c. up) H'm! A pretty talent, eh, my lady?
Lady Neville. (Pause R. c. to Pomfret) Geof- frey, y...ou should not let the opportunity slip with Margaret. Mr. Temple may prove a dangerous rival in more than music. Be bold ! Be bold !
Pom FRET. Is that a challenge, or advice? (Lady Neville laughs tantalidngly and exits r. 2 e. Piano music heard off-stage. Pomfret looking after her) I can be bold when I see my way, Lady Neville.
(Listens to music) That's cleverly turned. (Goes a step R. as if to go in, then halts) No, why should I applaud the fellow? Prove a dangerous rival?
Not so dangerous, my lady.
What to read after Heartsease a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klein Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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