Plays of the Italian Theatre
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[Continues to mutter other unintelligible words, then folds the letter and puts it into his jacket pocket. ] You will excuse me, won't you? You've heard. . . . It's an appointment for half-past-eleven sharp. . . . A very urgent matter. . . . [Turning toivard the table. ] And I must dress. . . . And there's only ten minutes to spare. . . . [Takes up his watch, looks at it, and makes a gesture of great surprise. ] Eh! [He puts the watch to his ear. ] But it's going!
FiFI.
[With studied indifferen...ce, ] What's the trouble?
Gastone. When I came in it was ten minutes to eleven.
92 Gastone the Animal Tamer FiFI.
[As above. ] And what time is it now?
Gastone.
Eleven. . . . Can it be possible? It's surely no less than half an hour since. . . .
FlFI.
Thanks, ever so much!
Gastone. What do you mean?
FiFI.
It's really not very polite to give young ladies to understand that a ten-minute visit seemed all of half an hour!
Nenne.
I should say so. [Gastone looks from one to the other. ] FiFI.
But if your affairs are so urgent, we'll leave just the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Continues to mutter other unintelligible words, then folds the letter and puts it into his jacket pocket. ] You will excuse me, won't you? You've heard. . . . It's an appointment for half-past-eleven sharp. . . . A very urgent matter. . . . [Turning toivard the table. ] And I must dress. . . . And there's only ten minutes to spare. . . . [Takes up his watch, looks at it, and makes a gesture of great surprise. ] Eh! [He puts the watch to his ear. ] But it's going!
FiFI.
[With studied indifferen...ce, ] What's the trouble?
Gastone. When I came in it was ten minutes to eleven.
92 Gastone the Animal Tamer FiFI.
[As above. ] And what time is it now?
Gastone.
Eleven. . . . Can it be possible? It's surely no less than half an hour since. . . .
FlFI.
Thanks, ever so much!
Gastone. What do you mean?
FiFI.
It's really not very polite to give young ladies to understand that a ten-minute visit seemed all of half an hour!
Nenne.
I should say so. [Gastone looks from one to the other. ] FiFI.
But if your affairs are so urgent, we'll leave just the same.
What to read after Plays of the Italian Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Goldberg to read onlineMoreLess
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