If a Play in Four Acts
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DAOUD Even so, great master.
JOHN BEAL Daoud, go once more to the palace of theLord of the Pass and beat the outer door. Say that the great lady herself would see him. The great lady, Miss Clement, the whitetraveller's heiress.
DAOUD Yes, master.
JOHN BEAL Hasten.
[Exit DAOUD. ] I have sent him for Hussein.
MIRALDA I don't know their language.
JOHN BEAL You will see him, and I'll tell you what hesays.
MIRALDA [to ARCHIE] Have you been here long?
ARCHIE BEAL No. I think he wrote to me by the sam...email as he wrote to you (if they have mailshere). I came at once.
MIRALDA So did I; but you weren't on the Empressof Switzerland.
ARCHIE BEAL No, I came round more by land.
JOHN BEAL You know, I hardly like bringing Husseinin here to see you. He's such a--he's rathera . . .
MIRALDA What's the matter with him?
JOHN BEAL Well, he's rather of the brigand type, andone doesn't know what he'll do.
MIRALDA Well, we must see him first and hear whathe has to say before we take any steps.
JOHN BEAL But what do you propose to do?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DAOUD Even so, great master.
JOHN BEAL Daoud, go once more to the palace of theLord of the Pass and beat the outer door. Say that the great lady herself would see him. The great lady, Miss Clement, the whitetraveller's heiress.
DAOUD Yes, master.
JOHN BEAL Hasten.
[Exit DAOUD. ] I have sent him for Hussein.
MIRALDA I don't know their language.
JOHN BEAL You will see him, and I'll tell you what hesays.
MIRALDA [to ARCHIE] Have you been here long?
ARCHIE BEAL No. I think he wrote to me by the sam...email as he wrote to you (if they have mailshere). I came at once.
MIRALDA So did I; but you weren't on the Empressof Switzerland.
ARCHIE BEAL No, I came round more by land.
JOHN BEAL You know, I hardly like bringing Husseinin here to see you. He's such a--he's rathera . . .
MIRALDA What's the matter with him?
JOHN BEAL Well, he's rather of the brigand type, andone doesn't know what he'll do.
MIRALDA Well, we must see him first and hear whathe has to say before we take any steps.
JOHN BEAL But what do you propose to do?
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 Lord Dunsany to read onlineMoreLess
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