Loving As We Do And Other Plays
Loving As We Do And Other Plays
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Oh, what will the mother say, Stefan? What will she say, eh? STEFAN. That will make her happy, won't it? LOWESKI. Happy? You're right there. [To THE RETURN 33 Ivan]. Oh, stranger, please won't you stay till she comes in, to tell her all about him your- self. She cannot be very long now. She was only going into neighbour Gutschow's to borrow a little coffee. [Ivan whispers to Stefan. ] STEFAN. Our friend wants a bed for the night. He doesn't care to stay at the inn. I wondered if you could let h...im have Ivan's just for one night? He would pay you well. LOWESKI. Ivan's bed? No one has slept in it since he went away. My wife would not have it. But perhaps for this gentleman who brings us good tidings eh? STEFAN. Oh, I think she'd consent. LOWESKI [to Ivan]. I think it will be all right, stranger, but when the mother comes in we will ask her. IVAN. That's right. I think somehow she'll let me stay [winking at Stefan]. LOWESKI [fidgeting with impatience]. I can't think why she isn't back yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, what will the mother say, Stefan? What will she say, eh? STEFAN. That will make her happy, won't it? LOWESKI. Happy? You're right there. [To THE RETURN 33 Ivan]. Oh, stranger, please won't you stay till she comes in, to tell her all about him your- self. She cannot be very long now. She was only going into neighbour Gutschow's to borrow a little coffee. [Ivan whispers to Stefan. ] STEFAN. Our friend wants a bed for the night. He doesn't care to stay at the inn. I wondered if you could let h...im have Ivan's just for one night? He would pay you well. LOWESKI. Ivan's bed? No one has slept in it since he went away. My wife would not have it. But perhaps for this gentleman who brings us good tidings eh? STEFAN. Oh, I think she'd consent. LOWESKI [to Ivan]. I think it will be all right, stranger, but when the mother comes in we will ask her. IVAN. That's right. I think somehow she'll let me stay [winking at Stefan]. LOWESKI [fidgeting with impatience]. I can't think why she isn't back yet.
What to read after Loving As We Do And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Robins to read onlineMoreLess
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