Plays for Small Stages
Plays for Small Stages
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[THE GIRL reaches out for his hand and kisses it humbly, then gazes at him. ] THE DOCTOR.
Well, that would be the most wonderful thing in the world, only you must be very, very careful, and you must do a lot of thinking before you go, about what I ve said. It is important to understand. Don t waste any time thinking about what is I, will you?
THE GIRL. No, Doctor.
THE DOCTOR.
We must talk it all over. There aren t many people I could trust to remember exactly all the things I want to know. But ...66 PLAYS FOR SMALL STAGES you can if you try hard. [He touches the bell; the nurse appears. } Now, Miss Bryant, Miss Hattie and I have several important things to discuss and there isn t much time left, so if she wants me at any time call me and I ll come. And I think while she has so much thinking on hand about what I m asking her to do for me, she had better not see other visitors. You don t mind, do you?
THE GIRL.
No, no! I don want em! Doctor, when will it come? Doctor, will I know soon?
THE DOCTOR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[THE GIRL reaches out for his hand and kisses it humbly, then gazes at him. ] THE DOCTOR.
Well, that would be the most wonderful thing in the world, only you must be very, very careful, and you must do a lot of thinking before you go, about what I ve said. It is important to understand. Don t waste any time thinking about what is I, will you?
THE GIRL. No, Doctor.
THE DOCTOR.
We must talk it all over. There aren t many people I could trust to remember exactly all the things I want to know. But ...66 PLAYS FOR SMALL STAGES you can if you try hard. [He touches the bell; the nurse appears. } Now, Miss Bryant, Miss Hattie and I have several important things to discuss and there isn t much time left, so if she wants me at any time call me and I ll come. And I think while she has so much thinking on hand about what I m asking her to do for me, she had better not see other visitors. You don t mind, do you?
THE GIRL.
No, no! I don want em! Doctor, when will it come? Doctor, will I know soon?
THE DOCTOR.
What to read after Plays for Small Stages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Reynolds Aldis to read onlineMoreLess
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