Im Going a Comedy in One Act
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But you can't sell it, so it isn't worth a sou.
Henri. (Putting the ticket into his pocket) Now, dearest, let me make a proposal. (He sits down by her) You know I love you — I'll stay another fifteen minutes, and I shan't take the train at Saint-Lazare ; I'll take a cab at the door.
Jeanne. If you're going you'd better go at once and save the cab- fare.
Henri. You think I'd better? I'm going! Good-bye! Kiss me. (He rises and kisses her) Jeanne. There !
Henri. Now !
Jeanne. Oh, you make me — ! (...She rises and goes into her room, left. Henri takes up his opera- glasses and hat again and starts to go, then hesitates and sits dozvn. Re-enter Jeanne a moment later) What, haven't you gone yet? (Henri makes no answer) There is nothing to prevent your going. I'm going out myself.
Henri. Where ?
Jeanne. To send a telegram to Juliette. She is home all day, and she said I might come to see her.
Henri. Good! I see! (He rises) I'm going! Good-bye !
Jeanne. Good-bye, dearest. (Henri is at the door) Have a good time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But you can't sell it, so it isn't worth a sou.
Henri. (Putting the ticket into his pocket) Now, dearest, let me make a proposal. (He sits down by her) You know I love you — I'll stay another fifteen minutes, and I shan't take the train at Saint-Lazare ; I'll take a cab at the door.
Jeanne. If you're going you'd better go at once and save the cab- fare.
Henri. You think I'd better? I'm going! Good-bye! Kiss me. (He rises and kisses her) Jeanne. There !
Henri. Now !
Jeanne. Oh, you make me — ! (...She rises and goes into her room, left. Henri takes up his opera- glasses and hat again and starts to go, then hesitates and sits dozvn. Re-enter Jeanne a moment later) What, haven't you gone yet? (Henri makes no answer) There is nothing to prevent your going. I'm going out myself.
Henri. Where ?
Jeanne. To send a telegram to Juliette. She is home all day, and she said I might come to see her.
Henri. Good! I see! (He rises) I'm going! Good-bye !
Jeanne. Good-bye, dearest. (Henri is at the door) Have a good time.
What to read after Im Going a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tristan Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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