The Big Drum
The Big Drum
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PHILIP.
[_Responding to her embrace. _] Otto--Otto----!
OTTOLINE.
[_Breaking from him. _] Oh----!
[_She hurries to the outer door. He follows her quickly, closing the vestibule door after him. Then the outer door is heard to shut, and the curtain falls. After a short interval, the curtain rises again, showing all the doors closed and the study in darkness save for the light of the fire. The bell rings, and again there is an interval; and then the vestibule door is opened by_ JOHN--_...attired for waiting at table--and_ BERTRAM _brushes past him and enters. _ BERTRAM _is in evening dress. _ BERTRAM.
[_As he enters, brusquely. _] Yes, I know I'm a little too soon. I wantto speak to Mr. Mackworth--before the others come, I mean t'say---- [JOHN _switches on the light of a lamp by the vestibule door. It is now seen that_ BERTRAM _is greatly flustered and excited. _ JOHN.
[_Taking_ BERTRAM's _hat, overcoat, etc. _] I'll tell Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PHILIP.
[_Responding to her embrace. _] Otto--Otto----!
OTTOLINE.
[_Breaking from him. _] Oh----!
[_She hurries to the outer door. He follows her quickly, closing the vestibule door after him. Then the outer door is heard to shut, and the curtain falls. After a short interval, the curtain rises again, showing all the doors closed and the study in darkness save for the light of the fire. The bell rings, and again there is an interval; and then the vestibule door is opened by_ JOHN--_...attired for waiting at table--and_ BERTRAM _brushes past him and enters. _ BERTRAM _is in evening dress. _ BERTRAM.
[_As he enters, brusquely. _] Yes, I know I'm a little too soon. I wantto speak to Mr. Mackworth--before the others come, I mean t'say---- [JOHN _switches on the light of a lamp by the vestibule door. It is now seen that_ BERTRAM _is greatly flustered and excited. _ JOHN.
[_Taking_ BERTRAM's _hat, overcoat, etc. _] I'll tell Mr.
What to read after The Big Drum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinero, Arthur Wing, Sir, 1855-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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