Queen of the Lobby An Incident in One Act
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[Ri#i DO. ] Gentlemen tftrad. Happy to make your acquaintance, Mr. Guy Devlin. Never met. You before, except in a photographer's show case.
Guy D. Do you know these persons?
Bar. Intimately. [Aside. ] They are two of the votes we are after.
(tun D. Oh! It is a pity, gentlemen, we could not have been introduced to one another in a more formal manner.
Tin in. It was hardly possible. We had about finished a game of billiards, and were going home, when I found. I had lost my cane.
Mrad. And I my ov...ercoat.
Bar. And as this room was the last place you had frequented ?
Thin). Precisely.
25 (inn />. We understand perfectly I am can- did enough to own the language you have just heard has put me somewhat at a disadvantage.
Mrad. For which I am profoundly grateful to iny overcoat Tli int. And I to my cane.
Bar. [Aside. ] Beware these are the two most dangerous of the lot. Let me manage them. Gen- tlemen, there is no call to be sarcastic Mr. Devlin well knows how to accept a situation.
Tldtn. We are glad to hear it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Ri#i DO. ] Gentlemen tftrad. Happy to make your acquaintance, Mr. Guy Devlin. Never met. You before, except in a photographer's show case.
Guy D. Do you know these persons?
Bar. Intimately. [Aside. ] They are two of the votes we are after.
(tun D. Oh! It is a pity, gentlemen, we could not have been introduced to one another in a more formal manner.
Tin in. It was hardly possible. We had about finished a game of billiards, and were going home, when I found. I had lost my cane.
Mrad. And I my ov...ercoat.
Bar. And as this room was the last place you had frequented ?
Thin). Precisely.
25 (inn />. We understand perfectly I am can- did enough to own the language you have just heard has put me somewhat at a disadvantage.
Mrad. For which I am profoundly grateful to iny overcoat Tli int. And I to my cane.
Bar. [Aside. ] Beware these are the two most dangerous of the lot. Let me manage them. Gen- tlemen, there is no call to be sarcastic Mr. Devlin well knows how to accept a situation.
Tldtn. We are glad to hear it.
What to read after Queen of the Lobby An Incident in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Thomas Callaghan to read onlineMoreLess
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