Rachel, a Play in Three Acts
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(Tom, hands in his pockets, goes into the vestibule.
He whistles. The outer door opens and closes, and pres- ently he saunters back, newspaper in hand. He lounges carelessly in the arm-chair and looks at Rachel), Tom : May T. Loving be of any service to you ?
Rachel: Service! How?
Tom : May he run, say, any errands, set the table, cook the breakfast? Anything?
Rachel (Watching the lazy figure) : You look like working.
Tom (Grinning) : It's at least — polite — to offer.
Rachel: You can't do anyt...hing; I don't trust you to do it right. You may just sit there, and read your paper — and try to behave yourself.
38 RACHEL Tom (In affectedly meek tones) : Thank you, ma'am.
(Opens the paper, but does not read. Jimmy presently enters riding around the table on a cane. Rachel peeps in from the kitchenette and smiles. Tom puts down his paper). 'Lo! Big Fellow, what's this?
Jimmy (Disgustedly) : How can I hear? I'm miles and miles away yet. (Prances around and around the room; presently stops near Tom, attempting a gruff voice) Good- morning !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Tom, hands in his pockets, goes into the vestibule.
He whistles. The outer door opens and closes, and pres- ently he saunters back, newspaper in hand. He lounges carelessly in the arm-chair and looks at Rachel), Tom : May T. Loving be of any service to you ?
Rachel: Service! How?
Tom : May he run, say, any errands, set the table, cook the breakfast? Anything?
Rachel (Watching the lazy figure) : You look like working.
Tom (Grinning) : It's at least — polite — to offer.
Rachel: You can't do anyt...hing; I don't trust you to do it right. You may just sit there, and read your paper — and try to behave yourself.
38 RACHEL Tom (In affectedly meek tones) : Thank you, ma'am.
(Opens the paper, but does not read. Jimmy presently enters riding around the table on a cane. Rachel peeps in from the kitchenette and smiles. Tom puts down his paper). 'Lo! Big Fellow, what's this?
Jimmy (Disgustedly) : How can I hear? I'm miles and miles away yet. (Prances around and around the room; presently stops near Tom, attempting a gruff voice) Good- morning !
What to read after Rachel, a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grimké, Angelina Weld, 1880-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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