My Neighbor's Wife. a Farce, in One Act
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That is indispensable ; and as soon as you are gone I will re- ceive them.
Somer. But you must explain.
Mrs. S. I will receive them, and then ^ Somer. And then ! What then 1 Mrs. S. {taking a hook from lady's work table, and giving it to Somerton). Here, take this volume, it is La Fontaine, and at the bot- tom of this psige {pointing with her finger) you will read all I want you to do.
Somer. {glancing oner it). Oh, I understand — I take, and will follow implicitly your instructions.
Mrs. S. It...'s settled then % SoMEii. Quite, {three claps of the hand are heard, r.) That's the broker to a certainty.
Mrs. S. And to his time.
Somer. Then I'll slip down the back staircase. (Somerton goes out at the door, r. 1 e.) Mrs. S. Now then to receive my beaux ; but I must first set myself all in apple-pie order ; {going to the glass) for, notwithstanding we de- spise people, we ought always to appear before them to the best ad- vantage {arranging herself before the glass, and speaking) Mrs.
Somerton, I think you are looking very well to-night, {a knock, r.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is indispensable ; and as soon as you are gone I will re- ceive them.
Somer. But you must explain.
Mrs. S. I will receive them, and then ^ Somer. And then ! What then 1 Mrs. S. {taking a hook from lady's work table, and giving it to Somerton). Here, take this volume, it is La Fontaine, and at the bot- tom of this psige {pointing with her finger) you will read all I want you to do.
Somer. {glancing oner it). Oh, I understand — I take, and will follow implicitly your instructions.
Mrs. S. It...'s settled then % SoMEii. Quite, {three claps of the hand are heard, r.) That's the broker to a certainty.
Mrs. S. And to his time.
Somer. Then I'll slip down the back staircase. (Somerton goes out at the door, r. 1 e.) Mrs. S. Now then to receive my beaux ; but I must first set myself all in apple-pie order ; {going to the glass) for, notwithstanding we de- spise people, we ought always to appear before them to the best ad- vantage {arranging herself before the glass, and speaking) Mrs.
Somerton, I think you are looking very well to-night, {a knock, r.
What to read after My Neighbor's Wife. a Farce, in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Bunn to read onlineMoreLess
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