Miss Lulu Bett : An American Comedy of Manners
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NiNIAN Well, you're coming with me. I'll look up something good. And you tell me just what you like to eat and we'll order it Lulu It's been years since I've eaten anything that I haven't cooked myself.
NiNIAN It has. Say, by George! why shouldn't we go to the city to-night.
Lulu To-night?
NiNIAN Yes. If Dwight and Ina will. It's early yet. What do you say?
Lulu You sure you want me to go? Why — I don't know whether I've got anything I could wear.
[44] MISS LULU BETT NiNIAN Sure you have.
Lulu ...I — yes, I have. I could wear the waist I always thought they'd use — if I died.
NiNIAN Sure you could wear that. Just the thing. And throw some things in a bag — it'll be too late to come back to-night. Now don't you back out. . . .
Lulu Oh, the pies NiNIAN Forget the pies — ^well, no, I wouldn't say that. But hustle them up.
Lulu Oh, maybe Ina wont go. . . .
NiNIAN Leave Ina to me.
[Exit NiNIAN.] Lulu Mother, mother ! Monona, put the rest of those apples back in the basket and carry them out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NiNIAN Well, you're coming with me. I'll look up something good. And you tell me just what you like to eat and we'll order it Lulu It's been years since I've eaten anything that I haven't cooked myself.
NiNIAN It has. Say, by George! why shouldn't we go to the city to-night.
Lulu To-night?
NiNIAN Yes. If Dwight and Ina will. It's early yet. What do you say?
Lulu You sure you want me to go? Why — I don't know whether I've got anything I could wear.
[44] MISS LULU BETT NiNIAN Sure you have.
Lulu ...I — yes, I have. I could wear the waist I always thought they'd use — if I died.
NiNIAN Sure you could wear that. Just the thing. And throw some things in a bag — it'll be too late to come back to-night. Now don't you back out. . . .
Lulu Oh, the pies NiNIAN Forget the pies — ^well, no, I wouldn't say that. But hustle them up.
Lulu Oh, maybe Ina wont go. . . .
NiNIAN Leave Ina to me.
[Exit NiNIAN.] Lulu Mother, mother ! Monona, put the rest of those apples back in the basket and carry them out.
What to read after Miss Lulu Bett : An American Comedy of Manners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale Zona to read onlineMoreLess
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