Little Comedies of to Day
Little Comedies of to Day
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Keep who? Alice? FRED. Why, Marion, of course ! Just as I was getting ready to MRS. MORRIS. Propose? FRED. Come, now ; help me out. You said you d help me out! What shall I do? Suggest something ! MRS. MORRIS. Suppose you ask Marion to play one of those interminable things she s so fond of concertos, fugues, sonatas What does she call them? That will get her out of the way. FRED. Capital! You ask her. MRS. MORRIS. No; that won t do. You must ask her. She might suspect me. Just go over, and say ...in your natural easy manner, "Won t you play something for me, Marion?" or some thing like that. FRED. She s suspicious already! I saw her eyeing us a while ago. What s the longest thing she plays? 69 MRS. MORRIS. I m sure I don t know. Leave that to Providence. They re all long enough. FIRST OLD GENTLEMAN (over the chess-board). Ha! There! Now will you be good? (FRED crosses to MARION. They talk. He leads her to piano. ) That settles you! Eh! Ha, ha! SECOND OLD GENTLEMAN. Not a bit of it! Not a bit of it!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Keep who? Alice? FRED. Why, Marion, of course ! Just as I was getting ready to MRS. MORRIS. Propose? FRED. Come, now ; help me out. You said you d help me out! What shall I do? Suggest something ! MRS. MORRIS. Suppose you ask Marion to play one of those interminable things she s so fond of concertos, fugues, sonatas What does she call them? That will get her out of the way. FRED. Capital! You ask her. MRS. MORRIS. No; that won t do. You must ask her. She might suspect me. Just go over, and say ...in your natural easy manner, "Won t you play something for me, Marion?" or some thing like that. FRED. She s suspicious already! I saw her eyeing us a while ago. What s the longest thing she plays? 69 MRS. MORRIS. I m sure I don t know. Leave that to Providence. They re all long enough. FIRST OLD GENTLEMAN (over the chess-board). Ha! There! Now will you be good? (FRED crosses to MARION. They talk. He leads her to piano. ) That settles you! Eh! Ha, ha! SECOND OLD GENTLEMAN. Not a bit of it! Not a bit of it!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Holcombe Wright Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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