Six One Act Plays the Hand of the Prophet Children of Granada the Turtle Do
Six One Act Plays the Hand of the Prophet Children of Granada the Turtle Do
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Miss BROWN I think I've had enough. It ain't no game for an old hen.
(Boy puts on sweater and cap. ) Miss BROWN Is it four slow, and four fast?
BOY No, that ain't right. Four slow, eight fast, then two turnin' steps. See? (Shows steps, then exits. ) Miss BROWN (Meditatively. ) If I get goin' I suppose I'll be dotty, like the rest. This dance craze is certainly worse than hittin' up the booze. They say that Lizzie Smith, the hussy, roped that poor misguided Jones boy into marrying her with her d...ancing, though heaven knows I never saw noth- in' in her grace or beauty. Oh, for ten years of my MURDERING SELINA 103 misspent youth. If I'd only learned the blamed thing before I lost my figure! (Puts record on machine, and dances hesitatingly, counting "one, tivo, three, four, *' etc. Bart, much dishevelled rushes into room. He is well dressed, but mussy looking, as if he had slept on a park bench for a night or two, and had not had recent acquaintance with hair or clothes brush. He bumps against the peanuts on the edge of the counter, and scatters them all over the floor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss BROWN I think I've had enough. It ain't no game for an old hen.
(Boy puts on sweater and cap. ) Miss BROWN Is it four slow, and four fast?
BOY No, that ain't right. Four slow, eight fast, then two turnin' steps. See? (Shows steps, then exits. ) Miss BROWN (Meditatively. ) If I get goin' I suppose I'll be dotty, like the rest. This dance craze is certainly worse than hittin' up the booze. They say that Lizzie Smith, the hussy, roped that poor misguided Jones boy into marrying her with her d...ancing, though heaven knows I never saw noth- in' in her grace or beauty. Oh, for ten years of my MURDERING SELINA 103 misspent youth. If I'd only learned the blamed thing before I lost my figure! (Puts record on machine, and dances hesitatingly, counting "one, tivo, three, four, *' etc. Bart, much dishevelled rushes into room. He is well dressed, but mussy looking, as if he had slept on a park bench for a night or two, and had not had recent acquaintance with hair or clothes brush. He bumps against the peanuts on the edge of the counter, and scatters them all over the floor.
What to read after Six One Act Plays the Hand of the Prophet Children of Granada the Turtle Do?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Scott Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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