Plays of the 47 Workshop Second Series
Plays of the 47 Workshop Second Series
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MRS. CONNELLY. Don't you talk back to me, you minx ! [Kathleen goes out, leaving the door ajar; Mrs. Connelly speaks loftily to the circum- ambient air] The idear of a young girl like her wanting a dispensation ! Why, at her age, I was as - - innocent as a lamb. The world gits wick- eder and wickeder every year, I do believe. It's pos - - itively un - - unspeakable.
LEVRATIT [who has turned back to face Father Anselm] Pourquoi la petite part-elle?
FATHER ANSELM. Je ne sais pas. [Handing him the... cuffs] Voila.
LEVRAUT. Mille remerciments, mon Pere. [He goes to the table up-stage, places his cuffs on the chair beside his hat, and rolls up his shirt-sleeves. ] COOKS AND CARDINALS FATHER ANSELM. II n'y a pas de quoi. I am going now, Mrs. Connelly. See that this man has everything he needs, if you please, and try to make him feel at home. [Mrs. Connelly "sniffs" as before] - - Je m'en vais maintenant, M. Levraut. Vous trouverez ici tout ce qu'il vous faudra, je crois.
LEVRAUT. J'en suis bien sur, inon Fere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MRS. CONNELLY. Don't you talk back to me, you minx ! [Kathleen goes out, leaving the door ajar; Mrs. Connelly speaks loftily to the circum- ambient air] The idear of a young girl like her wanting a dispensation ! Why, at her age, I was as - - innocent as a lamb. The world gits wick- eder and wickeder every year, I do believe. It's pos - - itively un - - unspeakable.
LEVRATIT [who has turned back to face Father Anselm] Pourquoi la petite part-elle?
FATHER ANSELM. Je ne sais pas. [Handing him the... cuffs] Voila.
LEVRAUT. Mille remerciments, mon Pere. [He goes to the table up-stage, places his cuffs on the chair beside his hat, and rolls up his shirt-sleeves. ] COOKS AND CARDINALS FATHER ANSELM. II n'y a pas de quoi. I am going now, Mrs. Connelly. See that this man has everything he needs, if you please, and try to make him feel at home. [Mrs. Connelly "sniffs" as before] - - Je m'en vais maintenant, M. Levraut. Vous trouverez ici tout ce qu'il vous faudra, je crois.
LEVRAUT. J'en suis bien sur, inon Fere.
What to read after Plays of the 47 Workshop Second Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pierce Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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