Plays volume 1
Plays volume 1
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LOVERS LANE 235 Miss MEALEY. Humph! More likely she wasn t. They say she was an actress I MRS. BROWN. Sung and danced in one of the continual performances ! MINISTER. I d like to have seen her. [Miss MEALEY and MRS. BROWN are as tounded. Miss MEALEY and MRS. BROWN. What ! MRS. BROWN. If she remains in the choir / resign now. [Hitting a book on the table with a bang. Miss MEALEY. There goes the mezzer sopra- ner, and the whole choir has agreed to do the same thing. MINISTER. But, Mrs. Brown, you... know what a splendid young woman she is. She lives with you! MRS. BROWN. Oh, no, she doesn t. [To MIN ISTER. ] I have a family of boys to bring up. 236 LOVERS LANE Besides, I have always suspected Brown was a little too polite to her. She s packing her trunks now. MINISTER. Really, ladies, you take my breath away. MRS. BROWN. Well, she took our n. [Both go to the MINISTER. ] Now which is it? If we go, the organist goes with us. Mrs. Canning says all the wealth of the Indies couldn t make her play accompaniments for a divorced voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LOVERS LANE 235 Miss MEALEY. Humph! More likely she wasn t. They say she was an actress I MRS. BROWN. Sung and danced in one of the continual performances ! MINISTER. I d like to have seen her. [Miss MEALEY and MRS. BROWN are as tounded. Miss MEALEY and MRS. BROWN. What ! MRS. BROWN. If she remains in the choir / resign now. [Hitting a book on the table with a bang. Miss MEALEY. There goes the mezzer sopra- ner, and the whole choir has agreed to do the same thing. MINISTER. But, Mrs. Brown, you... know what a splendid young woman she is. She lives with you! MRS. BROWN. Oh, no, she doesn t. [To MIN ISTER. ] I have a family of boys to bring up. 236 LOVERS LANE Besides, I have always suspected Brown was a little too polite to her. She s packing her trunks now. MINISTER. Really, ladies, you take my breath away. MRS. BROWN. Well, she took our n. [Both go to the MINISTER. ] Now which is it? If we go, the organist goes with us. Mrs. Canning says all the wealth of the Indies couldn t make her play accompaniments for a divorced voice.
What to read after Plays volume 1?
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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