Playgoers a Domestic Episode
Playgoers a Domestic Episode
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(To the MASTER) I I I sup- th-th-there's ro objection ?
THE MASTER. Extra ticket ?
THE MTSTRKSS. A-n-n-nother ticket?
THE MASTER. (Gutturally) I suppose not.
THE USEFUL MAID. (Unable to repress her tears) O'ho o'ho o'ho- 1 THE MISTRESS. Trinder !
THE USEFUL MAID. Oh, what generosity ! Such treatment I've never met with, the years I've been in service !
THE MISTRESS. (Again pacing the room on the left) This is maddening!
(The telephone-bell is again heard. ) THE PARLOURMAID. (Rising) Telephone. ...THE MASTER. (Furiously) Damn the telephone! THE HOUSEMAID. (With a sudden jerk and a shiver) Ho! Ho! My!
(The PARLOURMAID goes out. ) THE MISTRESS. (Rejoining the MASTER and ad- dressing the HOUSEMAID with asperity). Oh forgetting you, Worringham. We haven't heard 24 PLAYGOERS from you yet. How many young men do you wish us to take, tickets for?
THE HOUSEMAID. (Severely} None, m'm.
THE MISTRESS. (Ironically} None! Astonishing!
THE MASTER. (To the HOUSEMAID) Oh, come! A favourite cousin ?
THE HOUSEMAID.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(To the MASTER) I I I sup- th-th-there's ro objection ?
THE MASTER. Extra ticket ?
THE MTSTRKSS. A-n-n-nother ticket?
THE MASTER. (Gutturally) I suppose not.
THE USEFUL MAID. (Unable to repress her tears) O'ho o'ho o'ho- 1 THE MISTRESS. Trinder !
THE USEFUL MAID. Oh, what generosity ! Such treatment I've never met with, the years I've been in service !
THE MISTRESS. (Again pacing the room on the left) This is maddening!
(The telephone-bell is again heard. ) THE PARLOURMAID. (Rising) Telephone. ...THE MASTER. (Furiously) Damn the telephone! THE HOUSEMAID. (With a sudden jerk and a shiver) Ho! Ho! My!
(The PARLOURMAID goes out. ) THE MISTRESS. (Rejoining the MASTER and ad- dressing the HOUSEMAID with asperity). Oh forgetting you, Worringham. We haven't heard 24 PLAYGOERS from you yet. How many young men do you wish us to take, tickets for?
THE HOUSEMAID. (Severely} None, m'm.
THE MISTRESS. (Ironically} None! Astonishing!
THE MASTER. (To the HOUSEMAID) Oh, come! A favourite cousin ?
THE HOUSEMAID.
What to read after Playgoers a Domestic Episode?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur W Pinero to read onlineMoreLess
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