Special Pleading a Coincidence in One Act
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And now, madame, pray who are you?
Mary (nervously}. I--I I am your daughter-in-law.
Mr. G. (astonished). My what ?
Mary. I am Harry's wife.
Mr. C. (frigidly). Indeed! And what, may I ask, brings you uninvited to my house in the small hours of the morning.
SPECIAL PLEADING 15 Mary (faltering}. I I I'll explain.
Mr. C. (grimly). It will need some explana- tion.
Mary. I I that is we I mean something had to be done. Harry is ill he has been ill for some time and we are very poor he has had no brie...fs lately and he needs nourishment and we couldn't afford to pay for it.
Mr. C. And so you decided to come and beg from me.
Mary. We did not: we'd sooner die than beg from you or anyone else.
Mr. C. Then why are you here?
Mary. I was on my way home from a concert at which I was singing I earn a little that way.
Mr. C. A fine occupation for a barrister's wife.
Mary (indignantly). I wasn't going to stand idle as long as I could do something towards providing what was necessary.
Michael. Hear, hear!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And now, madame, pray who are you?
Mary (nervously}. I--I I am your daughter-in-law.
Mr. G. (astonished). My what ?
Mary. I am Harry's wife.
Mr. C. (frigidly). Indeed! And what, may I ask, brings you uninvited to my house in the small hours of the morning.
SPECIAL PLEADING 15 Mary (faltering}. I I I'll explain.
Mr. C. (grimly). It will need some explana- tion.
Mary. I I that is we I mean something had to be done. Harry is ill he has been ill for some time and we are very poor he has had no brie...fs lately and he needs nourishment and we couldn't afford to pay for it.
Mr. C. And so you decided to come and beg from me.
Mary. We did not: we'd sooner die than beg from you or anyone else.
Mr. C. Then why are you here?
Mary. I was on my way home from a concert at which I was singing I earn a little that way.
Mr. C. A fine occupation for a barrister's wife.
Mary (indignantly). I wasn't going to stand idle as long as I could do something towards providing what was necessary.
Michael. Hear, hear!
What to read after Special Pleading a Coincidence in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Duffy to read onlineMoreLess
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