Polly of Pogues Run a Play in One Act
Polly of Pogues Run a Play in One Act
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Maybe I have changed. But so have you, Polly, though you haven t lost your good looks. You used to be rather fond of me ten or twelve years ago. But now you want to kill me I think you said you want to kill me, didn t you, Polly?
POLLY. [Faintly] Yes, I do.
MORTON. I think you re mistaken about that, Polly. I don t believe the little girl who once put her arms around my neck could kill me, even though I am a tyrant, and a traitor, and all the other wicked things some people say.
POLLY. [With de...speration] Yes / could!
MORTON. [Handing back her pistol] Well, then, here s your chance !
POLLY. [Taking the weapon and slowly rising] Don t tempt me!
MORTON. [Pointing] You wear a butternut pin.
POLLY OF POGUE S RUN 11 POLLY. [Raising the weapon as if to fire. } You remind me of my duty.
MORTON. The only pins you used to wear were big brass ones that scratched my wrists. [She lowers the weapon. ] But we didn t have any brave Knights of the Golden Circle then to send girls to kill tyrants.
POLLY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe I have changed. But so have you, Polly, though you haven t lost your good looks. You used to be rather fond of me ten or twelve years ago. But now you want to kill me I think you said you want to kill me, didn t you, Polly?
POLLY. [Faintly] Yes, I do.
MORTON. I think you re mistaken about that, Polly. I don t believe the little girl who once put her arms around my neck could kill me, even though I am a tyrant, and a traitor, and all the other wicked things some people say.
POLLY. [With de...speration] Yes / could!
MORTON. [Handing back her pistol] Well, then, here s your chance !
POLLY. [Taking the weapon and slowly rising] Don t tempt me!
MORTON. [Pointing] You wear a butternut pin.
POLLY OF POGUE S RUN 11 POLLY. [Raising the weapon as if to fire. } You remind me of my duty.
MORTON. The only pins you used to wear were big brass ones that scratched my wrists. [She lowers the weapon. ] But we didn t have any brave Knights of the Golden Circle then to send girls to kill tyrants.
POLLY.
What to read after Polly of Pogues Run a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Oscar Bates to read onlineMoreLess
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