Plays
Plays
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When this is done, they stand on one sid^t and talk, both enjoying themselves very much\ Mary is pretty, and the Policeman is appi'*>reciative.
The Detective is searching throu^'l^ ^^ trunks. ^^ Professor Belll\rti. [With a voice bron with happy emotion, and holding Aurelia close \ *"y his arms.] God bless my little girl, God bless mj Uttle Taglioni ! Glad to see her old crow of a] ^ Digitized by I Google \i OF THE HORSE MARINES 299 father, eh? Bless your pretty eyes, my Fanny Elssler, my littl...e singing bird !
AuRELiA. Oh, Papa Belliarti ! Oh, Papa Bel- liarti! Oh! Oh! Oh! [Gives him three big hugs,] I am so glad to see you ! [Half crying, half laughing with joy] It was awful disembark- ing here without a soul to meet me — a soul I loved ; for it's home I've come to, after all, isn't it? You've always taught me this was home!
[Then, with a little change of manner: ] I did my best, but I'm afraid I've made dreadful mis- takes already, and said the wrong things ! But I don't care, now I've got you!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When this is done, they stand on one sid^t and talk, both enjoying themselves very much\ Mary is pretty, and the Policeman is appi'*>reciative.
The Detective is searching throu^'l^ ^^ trunks. ^^ Professor Belll\rti. [With a voice bron with happy emotion, and holding Aurelia close \ *"y his arms.] God bless my little girl, God bless mj Uttle Taglioni ! Glad to see her old crow of a] ^ Digitized by I Google \i OF THE HORSE MARINES 299 father, eh? Bless your pretty eyes, my Fanny Elssler, my littl...e singing bird !
AuRELiA. Oh, Papa Belliarti ! Oh, Papa Bel- liarti! Oh! Oh! Oh! [Gives him three big hugs,] I am so glad to see you ! [Half crying, half laughing with joy] It was awful disembark- ing here without a soul to meet me — a soul I loved ; for it's home I've come to, after all, isn't it? You've always taught me this was home!
[Then, with a little change of manner: ] I did my best, but I'm afraid I've made dreadful mis- takes already, and said the wrong things ! But I don't care, now I've got you!
What to read after Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitch Clyde to read onlineMoreLess
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