Little Women a Comedy in Four Acts
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It will be such a relief to feel that she has you to take care of her. Thank you very, very much. (They stand looking at one another for a minute. JOHN leans toward her. MEG is evidently confused, 40 LITTLE WOMEN for her next words are spoken hurriedly) Oh, I'm afraid this tea is getting cold won't you come and speak to Mother? (Turning toward Mother. ) BROOKE. (Releasing her hand. ) No, I won't trouble your mother now, but will be back with the sleigh in time. (Bus. : BROOKE gets hat, opens do...or L. I. , looks and almost inaudibly says:) Good- by. (To MEG) (SLEIGH BELLS. ) (MEG carries the tea to her mother. ) MEG. Here's your tea, Marmee, dear.
XMRS. MARCH. (Taking cup. ) Thank you, Meg. Has Laurie returned from Aunt March yet?
MEG. Not yet, dear! ('MEG goes to window up c. , hearing sleigh bells. ) That may be Laurie now. (Looking out. ) No, it's Aunt March herself, Mother ('MRS. MARCH rises) I'll let her in.
(Starts toward door as she speaks. ) Mr. Brooke was just here and will act as your escort to-night to Washington (MRS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be such a relief to feel that she has you to take care of her. Thank you very, very much. (They stand looking at one another for a minute. JOHN leans toward her. MEG is evidently confused, 40 LITTLE WOMEN for her next words are spoken hurriedly) Oh, I'm afraid this tea is getting cold won't you come and speak to Mother? (Turning toward Mother. ) BROOKE. (Releasing her hand. ) No, I won't trouble your mother now, but will be back with the sleigh in time. (Bus. : BROOKE gets hat, opens do...or L. I. , looks and almost inaudibly says:) Good- by. (To MEG) (SLEIGH BELLS. ) (MEG carries the tea to her mother. ) MEG. Here's your tea, Marmee, dear.
XMRS. MARCH. (Taking cup. ) Thank you, Meg. Has Laurie returned from Aunt March yet?
MEG. Not yet, dear! ('MEG goes to window up c. , hearing sleigh bells. ) That may be Laurie now. (Looking out. ) No, it's Aunt March herself, Mother ('MRS. MARCH rises) I'll let her in.
(Starts toward door as she speaks. ) Mr. Brooke was just here and will act as your escort to-night to Washington (MRS.
What to read after Little Women a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marian De Forest to read onlineMoreLess
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