Her Service Flag: a Play in One Act
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Whatever'U I do without 'im?
Mrs. R. {coming away from zvindow). Why, 14 HER SERVICE FLAG Susie, I didn't know you were interested in the post- man.
Susie. It wasn't fer me to be showin' my feelin's, ma'am, on my sleeve. But I always went to the door prompt when he rang. It was myself that twitted him about not enlistin' fer the ould counthry, and now he's gone an' done it. Oh, lack-a-me !
Mrs. R. But you ought to feel proud, Susie, iij you have been the means of pointing out his duty to] him.
...Susie. Proud, would ye call it — to send me dearie to his death ? Oh, boo-hoo ! But I was mistrustin' somethin' of the kind had happened when the other imperdent feller come this afternoon. Oh me, oh me ! ( Weeps. ) Mrs. R. I am sorry for you, Susan, but it is the right thing, you know. You say the other postman came. Were there no letters for me?
Susie (drying her eyes). Sure, ma'am, lots, there on the table, ma'am. I thought I mentioned it when ye come in.
(Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Taylor return to their chairs and pick up knitting, murmuring words of sympathy to Susie.) Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever'U I do without 'im?
Mrs. R. {coming away from zvindow). Why, 14 HER SERVICE FLAG Susie, I didn't know you were interested in the post- man.
Susie. It wasn't fer me to be showin' my feelin's, ma'am, on my sleeve. But I always went to the door prompt when he rang. It was myself that twitted him about not enlistin' fer the ould counthry, and now he's gone an' done it. Oh, lack-a-me !
Mrs. R. But you ought to feel proud, Susie, iij you have been the means of pointing out his duty to] him.
...Susie. Proud, would ye call it — to send me dearie to his death ? Oh, boo-hoo ! But I was mistrustin' somethin' of the kind had happened when the other imperdent feller come this afternoon. Oh me, oh me ! ( Weeps. ) Mrs. R. I am sorry for you, Susan, but it is the right thing, you know. You say the other postman came. Were there no letters for me?
Susie (drying her eyes). Sure, ma'am, lots, there on the table, ma'am. I thought I mentioned it when ye come in.
(Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Taylor return to their chairs and pick up knitting, murmuring words of sympathy to Susie.) Mrs.
What to read after Her Service Flag: a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith, Helen Sherman. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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