If: a Play in Four Acts
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It's awful to be in debt. I'd sooner almost any- thing happened to me than to owe a lot of money.
MiRALDA Your remark didn't sound very compli- mentary.
Archie Beal O, I only meant that I'd hate to be in debt.
98 IF And I should hate owing money to you, because . . .
MiRALDA Why?
Archie Beal Because I should so awfully want to pay it.
MiRALDA I see.
Archie Beal That's all I meant.
MiRALDA Does Hussein awfully want to pay it?
Archie Beal Well, no. But he hasn't seen you yet. He will then, of cou...rse.
[Enter Daoud. He goes to the unholy heap.] John Beal Daoud, for the present these gods must stay. Aho-oomlah's gone, but the rest must stay for the present.
Daoud Even so, great master.
John Beal Daoud, go once more to the palace of the Lord of the Pass and beat the outer door.
99 IF Say that the great lady herself would see him.
The great lady, Miss Clement, the white traveller's heiress.
Daoud Yes, master.
John Beal Hasten.
[Exit Daoud.] I have sent him for Hussein.
MiRALDA I don't know their language.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's awful to be in debt. I'd sooner almost any- thing happened to me than to owe a lot of money.
MiRALDA Your remark didn't sound very compli- mentary.
Archie Beal O, I only meant that I'd hate to be in debt.
98 IF And I should hate owing money to you, because . . .
MiRALDA Why?
Archie Beal Because I should so awfully want to pay it.
MiRALDA I see.
Archie Beal That's all I meant.
MiRALDA Does Hussein awfully want to pay it?
Archie Beal Well, no. But he hasn't seen you yet. He will then, of cou...rse.
[Enter Daoud. He goes to the unholy heap.] John Beal Daoud, for the present these gods must stay. Aho-oomlah's gone, but the rest must stay for the present.
Daoud Even so, great master.
John Beal Daoud, go once more to the palace of the Lord of the Pass and beat the outer door.
99 IF Say that the great lady herself would see him.
The great lady, Miss Clement, the white traveller's heiress.
Daoud Yes, master.
John Beal Hasten.
[Exit Daoud.] I have sent him for Hussein.
MiRALDA I don't know their language.
What to read after If: a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunsany Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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