Her Deaf Ear a One Act Comedy
Her Deaf Ear a One Act Comedy
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, and shakes hands, saying " Good- evening" to her and to BLAIR. Then sits, on right of Miss N. HEL. , standing behind her aunt and BLAIR, motions to him that he is on the wrong side?) Miss N. Helen, isn't this room rather warm? HEL. It's suffocating. Mr. Blair, won't you open this window for me?
BLAIR. Delighted, I'm sure.
(BLAIR goes to her. She indicates a window at back of room. GAY also rises. HEL. , while BLAIR is busy with the window, motions to GAY to change seats. He does not at first ...understand, and she touches her ear. Then he goes to place left vacant by BLAIR. During the next speech BLAIR and HEL. Return from window, he taking seat on right. HEL. Busies herself at back of room a moment. } GAY. You are always so industrious, Miss Nason. I should think you would get tired of knitting.
Miss N. I should get more tired of having my hands idle.
GAY. But it is such fussy work.
BLAIR. I suppose it doesn't seem so to Miss Nason, because she does it so much better than others.
GAY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and shakes hands, saying " Good- evening" to her and to BLAIR. Then sits, on right of Miss N. HEL. , standing behind her aunt and BLAIR, motions to him that he is on the wrong side?) Miss N. Helen, isn't this room rather warm? HEL. It's suffocating. Mr. Blair, won't you open this window for me?
BLAIR. Delighted, I'm sure.
(BLAIR goes to her. She indicates a window at back of room. GAY also rises. HEL. , while BLAIR is busy with the window, motions to GAY to change seats. He does not at first ...understand, and she touches her ear. Then he goes to place left vacant by BLAIR. During the next speech BLAIR and HEL. Return from window, he taking seat on right. HEL. Busies herself at back of room a moment. } GAY. You are always so industrious, Miss Nason. I should think you would get tired of knitting.
Miss N. I should get more tired of having my hands idle.
GAY. But it is such fussy work.
BLAIR. I suppose it doesn't seem so to Miss Nason, because she does it so much better than others.
GAY.
What to read after Her Deaf Ear a One Act Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Arlo to read onlineMoreLess
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