Just Women, a Comedy in One Act
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Romney. But so unreliable! They always seem to miss the essential thing — the thing of particular interest, so to speak.
12 JUST WOMEN MRS. LAWTY. Of particular interest?
Mrs. Romney. Of course. It is not Betty's return that interests me so much as why she is returning two months earlier than she expected.
Mrs. Lawty. There seems to be some secrecy in the whole affair.
Mrs. Romney. Secrecy?
Mrs. Warren. Do sit down Mrs. Romney — you nutter about so.
Mrs. Romney. Flutter! Indeed!
Mrs. Warren. Do... sit down, Mrs. Romney.
Mrs. Romney. (Sitting) Really I can't stay .very long. / have just stopped in for a few mo- ments after having tea with Lady Bloshire, a most interesting person.
Mrs. Pickering. And so refined.
Mrs. Romney. Her Ladyship is so interest- ing and knows so much of London life, you know. Her son is returning from London in a few days — and Lady Bloshire is so happy.
Mrs. Pickering. Indeed she must be a true mother. She should be very happy to think that her son would come back to her from wicked London.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Romney. But so unreliable! They always seem to miss the essential thing — the thing of particular interest, so to speak.
12 JUST WOMEN MRS. LAWTY. Of particular interest?
Mrs. Romney. Of course. It is not Betty's return that interests me so much as why she is returning two months earlier than she expected.
Mrs. Lawty. There seems to be some secrecy in the whole affair.
Mrs. Romney. Secrecy?
Mrs. Warren. Do sit down Mrs. Romney — you nutter about so.
Mrs. Romney. Flutter! Indeed!
Mrs. Warren. Do... sit down, Mrs. Romney.
Mrs. Romney. (Sitting) Really I can't stay .very long. / have just stopped in for a few mo- ments after having tea with Lady Bloshire, a most interesting person.
Mrs. Pickering. And so refined.
Mrs. Romney. Her Ladyship is so interest- ing and knows so much of London life, you know. Her son is returning from London in a few days — and Lady Bloshire is so happy.
Mrs. Pickering. Indeed she must be a true mother. She should be very happy to think that her son would come back to her from wicked London.
What to read after Just Women, a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clements, Colin, 1894-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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