Lady Patricia
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ELLIS.
Yes, sir. (He goes out by the centre. ) BILL.
(Helping himself to whisky-and-soda. ) Well, Baldwin, what are you up to ? Keeping an eye on the sun so as to lop off the branches ?
BALDWIN.
No, sir. . . . 1 was jest watching them lanterns.
100 LADY PATRICIA BILL.
Yes. They're very pretty.
BALDWIN.
They do burn uncommon quick.
BILL.
Well, they're made of paper, you know.
BALDWIN.
Yessir. ... It was the candles I was alludin' of, sir. They do burn (A lantern goes out. ) Ho!
(He fiddles about... with the string, BILL watch- ing him with a smile. Suddenly halfway up the central ladder you hear the voice of LADY PATEICIA sweetly humming. BILL throws a wild glance around him. ) BILL.
Don't give me away, Baldwin.
(He darts into the summer-house at the back and locks the door. ) BALDWIN.
'Iding-seek ! . . . (Lowering the lantern. ) -Whoa! . . .
(LADY PATEICIA enters. ) LADY PATRICIA.
Bill? . . . (Looks around. ) Who were you talking to just now, Baldwin?
LADY PATRICIA 101 BALDWIN.
Mr. O'Farrel, mum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ELLIS.
Yes, sir. (He goes out by the centre. ) BILL.
(Helping himself to whisky-and-soda. ) Well, Baldwin, what are you up to ? Keeping an eye on the sun so as to lop off the branches ?
BALDWIN.
No, sir. . . . 1 was jest watching them lanterns.
100 LADY PATRICIA BILL.
Yes. They're very pretty.
BALDWIN.
They do burn uncommon quick.
BILL.
Well, they're made of paper, you know.
BALDWIN.
Yessir. ... It was the candles I was alludin' of, sir. They do burn (A lantern goes out. ) Ho!
(He fiddles about... with the string, BILL watch- ing him with a smile. Suddenly halfway up the central ladder you hear the voice of LADY PATEICIA sweetly humming. BILL throws a wild glance around him. ) BILL.
Don't give me away, Baldwin.
(He darts into the summer-house at the back and locks the door. ) BALDWIN.
'Iding-seek ! . . . (Lowering the lantern. ) -Whoa! . . .
(LADY PATEICIA enters. ) LADY PATRICIA.
Bill? . . . (Looks around. ) Who were you talking to just now, Baldwin?
LADY PATRICIA 101 BALDWIN.
Mr. O'Farrel, mum.
What to read after Lady Patricia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rudolf Besier to read onlineMoreLess
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