The Big Drum a Comedy in Four Acts By Arthur Pinero
The Big Drum a Comedy in Four Acts By Arthur Pinero
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96 THE BIG DRUM LADY FILSON.
[Going to the fireplace. } I won't be civil to him, Randle ! The impertinence of his visit ! I won't be civil to him !
SIR RANDLE.
A calamity ! An unmerited calamity !
LADY FILSON.
[Dropping on to the settee before the fireplace. ] She's mad ! That's the only excuse I can make for her !
SIR RANDLE. Stark mad ! A calamity.
LADY FILSON. You remember the man ?
SIR RANDLE.
[Taking a book from the rack on the oblong table and hurriedly turning its pages, . ] A supercilio...us, patronizing person son of a wretched country parson used to loll against the wall of your salon with his nose in the air.
LADY FILSON.
[Tearfully, . ] A stroke of bad fortune at last, Randle ! Fancy ! Everything has always gone so well with us -!
SIR RANDLE.
[Suddenly, groaning. ] Oh !
LADY FILSON.
[Over her shoulder. ] What is it ? I can't bear much more THE BIG DRUM 97 SIR HANDLE.
He isn't even in Who's Who, Winnie !
[BERTRAM returns, out of breath.
BERTRAM.
I caught her on the stairs. [Closing the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
96 THE BIG DRUM LADY FILSON.
[Going to the fireplace. } I won't be civil to him, Randle ! The impertinence of his visit ! I won't be civil to him !
SIR RANDLE.
A calamity ! An unmerited calamity !
LADY FILSON.
[Dropping on to the settee before the fireplace. ] She's mad ! That's the only excuse I can make for her !
SIR RANDLE. Stark mad ! A calamity.
LADY FILSON. You remember the man ?
SIR RANDLE.
[Taking a book from the rack on the oblong table and hurriedly turning its pages, . ] A supercilio...us, patronizing person son of a wretched country parson used to loll against the wall of your salon with his nose in the air.
LADY FILSON.
[Tearfully, . ] A stroke of bad fortune at last, Randle ! Fancy ! Everything has always gone so well with us -!
SIR RANDLE.
[Suddenly, groaning. ] Oh !
LADY FILSON.
[Over her shoulder. ] What is it ? I can't bear much more THE BIG DRUM 97 SIR HANDLE.
He isn't even in Who's Who, Winnie !
[BERTRAM returns, out of breath.
BERTRAM.
I caught her on the stairs. [Closing the door.
What to read after The Big Drum a Comedy in Four Acts By Arthur Pinero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur W Pinero to read onlineMoreLess
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