Representative British Dramas, Victorian And Modern
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It might kill her, and you wouldn't like Jtp do that. I'll fetch the baby; but, oh, please don't make a noise. [Going up] You won't make a 306 Representative British Dramas noise — you'll, be as_c|uiet as you can, won't -you-?- &i !,_ JLcanlEJb-filieve it !
[Exit Polly. Sam dances break- down and finishes up by looking at Hawtree, who turns away astonished. Sam disconcerted; sits on chair by table; George at door] George. My baby — my ba — It's a dream! [To Sam] You've seen it — What's it like?...
Sam. Oh 1 it's like a — like a sort of — infant — white and — milky, and aU that.
[Enter Polly with baby wrapped in shawls; George shuts door and meets her] Polly. Gently 1 gently, — take care! Esther will Jiafdly have it touched.
[Sam rises and gels near to George!
George. BuLl'm its father.
Polly. That don't matter. She's very particular.
George. Boy or girl?
Polly. Guess.
George. Boy! [Polly nods.
George proud] What's his name?
Polly. Guess.
George. Geaarge? [Polly nods] Eustace?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It might kill her, and you wouldn't like Jtp do that. I'll fetch the baby; but, oh, please don't make a noise. [Going up] You won't make a 306 Representative British Dramas noise — you'll, be as_c|uiet as you can, won't -you-?- &i !,_ JLcanlEJb-filieve it !
[Exit Polly. Sam dances break- down and finishes up by looking at Hawtree, who turns away astonished. Sam disconcerted; sits on chair by table; George at door] George. My baby — my ba — It's a dream! [To Sam] You've seen it — What's it like?...
Sam. Oh 1 it's like a — like a sort of — infant — white and — milky, and aU that.
[Enter Polly with baby wrapped in shawls; George shuts door and meets her] Polly. Gently 1 gently, — take care! Esther will Jiafdly have it touched.
[Sam rises and gels near to George!
George. BuLl'm its father.
Polly. That don't matter. She's very particular.
George. Boy or girl?
Polly. Guess.
George. Boy! [Polly nods.
George proud] What's his name?
Polly. Guess.
George. Geaarge? [Polly nods] Eustace?
What to read after Representative British Dramas, Victorian And Modern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moses Montrose Jonas to read onlineMoreLess
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