Numbers, And Other One Act Plays
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(Picks up book) " Till Eulenspiegel and His Merry Pranks. " His vic- tims were parsons and pedants. Professor, now you are his victim.
SHAEP. For God's sake, Ernest, if Aunt Rachel came in here now?
EARNEST. And saw you in your pajamas? (Looks at ELSIE) I wish she had come she shall come. I shall wake her out of her hippopotamus sleep. Till Eulenspiegel will not have a sorry end- ing to his prank. (Seizes him and ELSIE) Come with us, Uncle.
SHARP. Let me go ! (He tries to push ELSIE out of the ...door but she in her drowsiness clings to him with her arms around him. SHAEP struggles to "free himself} Let go of me! Get out of here!
EENEST. (Standing aside and looking on) 88 THERE'S A DIFFERENCE Sweet Columbine Your arms entwine A pillar, ah me! Of Society.
SHARP. (Pushing ELSIE from him) Get out of here !
ELSIE. (Pouting) Ugh, but you're a nasty old man. What kind of a place is this anyhow?
ERNEST. You cast Columbine from you, you ad- here to tradition and conventions? Answer me!
SHARP. I am a decent man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Picks up book) " Till Eulenspiegel and His Merry Pranks. " His vic- tims were parsons and pedants. Professor, now you are his victim.
SHAEP. For God's sake, Ernest, if Aunt Rachel came in here now?
EARNEST. And saw you in your pajamas? (Looks at ELSIE) I wish she had come she shall come. I shall wake her out of her hippopotamus sleep. Till Eulenspiegel will not have a sorry end- ing to his prank. (Seizes him and ELSIE) Come with us, Uncle.
SHARP. Let me go ! (He tries to push ELSIE out of the ...door but she in her drowsiness clings to him with her arms around him. SHAEP struggles to "free himself} Let go of me! Get out of here!
EENEST. (Standing aside and looking on) 88 THERE'S A DIFFERENCE Sweet Columbine Your arms entwine A pillar, ah me! Of Society.
SHARP. (Pushing ELSIE from him) Get out of here !
ELSIE. (Pouting) Ugh, but you're a nasty old man. What kind of a place is this anyhow?
ERNEST. You cast Columbine from you, you ad- here to tradition and conventions? Answer me!
SHARP. I am a decent man.
What to read after Numbers, And Other One Act Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grover Theis to read onlineMoreLess
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