Mrs Temples Telegram a Farce in Three Acts
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Yes, it is rather an odd name for a town. You see, Pickleton is a modest littie place, and doesn't figure largely in the doings of the world. It was named after an old fellow named Peter Piper, who invented a new kind of pickle. Mrs. Temple. You like Pickleton? Fuller. I love Pickleton — the country is beauti- ful, my home is beautiful, my wife is beautiful — and I have two little boys, both equally beautiful. The little boys are twins, and enormous for their size. Mrs. Temple. How nice that is... ! Fuller. Yes, isn't it? You know, they're so polite to each other that we've called them Alphonse and Gaston, (rises and comes to c. ) But, my dear Mrs. Temple, I must apologize for having kept your husband away so many hours from your charming presence. I must confess at once that it was en- tiely my fault, and ask you to forgive me. Mrs. Temple, (rises and goes to front of fable, leans on same) Please don't say another word, Mr. Erown. MRS. TEMPLE'S TELEGRAM. 39 Fuller. Jack was just determined to catch the last train — simply wouldn't hear of passing the night with us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, it is rather an odd name for a town. You see, Pickleton is a modest littie place, and doesn't figure largely in the doings of the world. It was named after an old fellow named Peter Piper, who invented a new kind of pickle. Mrs. Temple. You like Pickleton? Fuller. I love Pickleton — the country is beauti- ful, my home is beautiful, my wife is beautiful — and I have two little boys, both equally beautiful. The little boys are twins, and enormous for their size. Mrs. Temple. How nice that is... ! Fuller. Yes, isn't it? You know, they're so polite to each other that we've called them Alphonse and Gaston, (rises and comes to c. ) But, my dear Mrs. Temple, I must apologize for having kept your husband away so many hours from your charming presence. I must confess at once that it was en- tiely my fault, and ask you to forgive me. Mrs. Temple, (rises and goes to front of fable, leans on same) Please don't say another word, Mr. Erown. MRS. TEMPLE'S TELEGRAM. 39 Fuller. Jack was just determined to catch the last train — simply wouldn't hear of passing the night with us.
What to read after Mrs Temples Telegram a Farce in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Gunning Wyatt to read onlineMoreLess
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