Representative Plays By American Dramatists: 1856-1911: in Mizzoura
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[_Ready for a fight. _] An' that's what you told me.
JIM. [_Abetting_ LIZBETH. ] Yes.
JOE. But my business needs somebody.
JIM. Then why don't you let them git married?
JOE. An' me support them?
JIM. [_In disgust. _] Hell!-- JOE. What's the matter?
JIM. Ain't he worth his wages?
JOE. I never said he wasn't.
JIM. [_In superlative display. _] And he's made nearly a whole set offurniture.
JOE. But if I went to Jefferson, I was goin' to leave this shop withDave.
LIZBETH. [_With pride. _] Dave!
JIM.... Well, that's different. See here! You let 'em get married. I onlywant Dave to superintend this burnin'--it won't take two half-days aweek to kind a-look it over--we kin get niggers to do the work, andDave kin stay here.
LIZBETH. Dave!-- DAVE. [_Hushing her. _] Sh-- JOE. Well, I'll think it over and-- JIM. [_Positively. _] No!
JOE. No?
JIM. _I_ can't fool with you, Joe; he gits the girl or we quit.
LIZBETH. An' the girl goes too.
JOE. What?
JIM. Yes, the girl goes too. [_Pause and smile. _] It's your say, Joe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[_Ready for a fight. _] An' that's what you told me.
JIM. [_Abetting_ LIZBETH. ] Yes.
JOE. But my business needs somebody.
JIM. Then why don't you let them git married?
JOE. An' me support them?
JIM. [_In disgust. _] Hell!-- JOE. What's the matter?
JIM. Ain't he worth his wages?
JOE. I never said he wasn't.
JIM. [_In superlative display. _] And he's made nearly a whole set offurniture.
JOE. But if I went to Jefferson, I was goin' to leave this shop withDave.
LIZBETH. [_With pride. _] Dave!
JIM.... Well, that's different. See here! You let 'em get married. I onlywant Dave to superintend this burnin'--it won't take two half-days aweek to kind a-look it over--we kin get niggers to do the work, andDave kin stay here.
LIZBETH. Dave!-- DAVE. [_Hushing her. _] Sh-- JOE. Well, I'll think it over and-- JIM. [_Positively. _] No!
JOE. No?
JIM. _I_ can't fool with you, Joe; he gits the girl or we quit.
LIZBETH. An' the girl goes too.
JOE. What?
JIM. Yes, the girl goes too. [_Pause and smile. _] It's your say, Joe.
What to read after Representative Plays By American Dramatists: 1856-1911: in Mizzoura?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Augustus, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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