Rococo a Farce in One Act
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. . . I was never so surprised in my life. You all seemed to go mad at once. I makes me hot now to think of it.
The truth about Carinthia is that she is sometimes thought to be a little off her head. It ^s a form of genius. THE VICAR. I shall have a headache to-morrow . . . My sermon day.
Mr. Uglow now begins to glow with a sense of coming victory. And he's not bad-natured, give him what he wants.
MR. UGLOW. Oh, no, you won't. More frightened than hurt! These things will happen . . . The normal... gross- feeding man sees red, you know, sees red. Reggie as a small boy . . .
quite uncontrollable!
REGINALD. Well, I like that! You howled out for help. THE VICAR. ^Lamblike and only lamblike.^ I am willing to obliterate the memory.
MRS. REGINALD. I'm sure I'm black and blue, . . And more torn than I can see.
MR. UGLOW. But what can you do when a woman forgets herself? I simply stepped aside ... I happen to value my dignity.
The door opens. Miss Underwood with the vase. She deposits it on the mahogany table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . I was never so surprised in my life. You all seemed to go mad at once. I makes me hot now to think of it.
The truth about Carinthia is that she is sometimes thought to be a little off her head. It ^s a form of genius. THE VICAR. I shall have a headache to-morrow . . . My sermon day.
Mr. Uglow now begins to glow with a sense of coming victory. And he's not bad-natured, give him what he wants.
MR. UGLOW. Oh, no, you won't. More frightened than hurt! These things will happen . . . The normal... gross- feeding man sees red, you know, sees red. Reggie as a small boy . . .
quite uncontrollable!
REGINALD. Well, I like that! You howled out for help. THE VICAR. ^Lamblike and only lamblike.^ I am willing to obliterate the memory.
MRS. REGINALD. I'm sure I'm black and blue, . . And more torn than I can see.
MR. UGLOW. But what can you do when a woman forgets herself? I simply stepped aside ... I happen to value my dignity.
The door opens. Miss Underwood with the vase. She deposits it on the mahogany table.
What to read after Rococo a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Granville Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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