The Builder of Bridges a Play in Four Acts
The Builder of Bridges a Play in Four Acts
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Miss Closson. It would be most tremendously good of you if you'd ask Sir Henry to let me have a rise.
Edward. I ask him ! Why?
Miss Closson. Well, he thinks the world of you, of course — I can see that by the letters he sends you — and he has made a ridiculous rule in the office that no female stenographer should get more than thirty shillings a week — and it's very hard, Mr. Thursfield.
Edward (with a smile). I suppose it is.
Miss Closson. One can't do very much on thirty shillings a week — ca...n one? And I'm a bachelor girl, you know — I live in rooms. My people are down at Sevenoaks.
Edward. That's not very far. Why don't you Miss Closson (with the faintest approach to a sniff). Thank you. Father 's a Primitive Metho- dist — and mother 's even worse. You see I want to live. I'd be so immensely grateful if you 'd say a word to Sir Henry. I'm the senior stenographer, you know, and I've been here — (Sir Henry stalks in) I'll type these at once, Mr. Thursfield.
[ She goes.
Sir Henry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Closson. It would be most tremendously good of you if you'd ask Sir Henry to let me have a rise.
Edward. I ask him ! Why?
Miss Closson. Well, he thinks the world of you, of course — I can see that by the letters he sends you — and he has made a ridiculous rule in the office that no female stenographer should get more than thirty shillings a week — and it's very hard, Mr. Thursfield.
Edward (with a smile). I suppose it is.
Miss Closson. One can't do very much on thirty shillings a week — ca...n one? And I'm a bachelor girl, you know — I live in rooms. My people are down at Sevenoaks.
Edward. That's not very far. Why don't you Miss Closson (with the faintest approach to a sniff). Thank you. Father 's a Primitive Metho- dist — and mother 's even worse. You see I want to live. I'd be so immensely grateful if you 'd say a word to Sir Henry. I'm the senior stenographer, you know, and I've been here — (Sir Henry stalks in) I'll type these at once, Mr. Thursfield.
[ She goes.
Sir Henry.
What to read after The Builder of Bridges a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutro Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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