Mrs Dot a Farce in Three Acts
Mrs Dot a Farce in Three Acts
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I'm sorry to turn you out. Good-bye. I had something to say to you, Nellie.
Nellie. We've not had a chance of speaking to one another.
Lady Sellixger.
[Unctuously. ] It's very fortunate. Now you'll have much pleasanter things to talk about.
[fie stares at her without understanding.
Lady Sellenger, Things are very different now, Gerald. It just came in time, didn't it ?
Nellie. Good-bye.
[Lady Sellexger and Nellie go out.
Blexkixsop.
Good-bye, old man, I'm sorry your cousin has had such an awful... death But after all, we none of us knew him and we do know you. I can't tell you how glad I am that all your difficulties are at an end.
D 50 mrs. Nor Gerald.
I would give my right hand to bring Hollington back to life again.
Blenkinsop.
Good-bye. [He goes out.
l\Iiis. Dot. Go away, Freddie. I want to talk to Gerald.
Freddie.
Good-bye, old man. I say, what a nice girl Miss Sellenger is !
Gerald. Good-bye. [Freddie goes out.
Mrs. Dot. Well ?
Gerald.
The news has come just an hour too soon. It's bound me hand and foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm sorry to turn you out. Good-bye. I had something to say to you, Nellie.
Nellie. We've not had a chance of speaking to one another.
Lady Sellixger.
[Unctuously. ] It's very fortunate. Now you'll have much pleasanter things to talk about.
[fie stares at her without understanding.
Lady Sellenger, Things are very different now, Gerald. It just came in time, didn't it ?
Nellie. Good-bye.
[Lady Sellexger and Nellie go out.
Blexkixsop.
Good-bye, old man, I'm sorry your cousin has had such an awful... death But after all, we none of us knew him and we do know you. I can't tell you how glad I am that all your difficulties are at an end.
D 50 mrs. Nor Gerald.
I would give my right hand to bring Hollington back to life again.
Blenkinsop.
Good-bye. [He goes out.
l\Iiis. Dot. Go away, Freddie. I want to talk to Gerald.
Freddie.
Good-bye, old man. I say, what a nice girl Miss Sellenger is !
Gerald. Good-bye. [Freddie goes out.
Mrs. Dot. Well ?
Gerald.
The news has come just an hour too soon. It's bound me hand and foot.
What to read after Mrs Dot a Farce in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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