The Charm School a Comedy in Three Acts
The Charm School a Comedy in Three Acts
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Of desk. ) The senior strike? Oh, yes, there was nothing to that.
(Miss HAYS looks disappointed, catches ELISE S eye. Motions her to go upstairs. ELISE, guilty caught talking to MR. BEVANS, catches AUS TIN S eye crosses A. Exit R. U. The stairs Miss HAYS watches her off. ) Miss CURTIS. (Rises goes to R. Of P. E. ) Oh, Eleanor, I wish you could have heard Mr. Bevans. The moment he spoke to the girls they realized how wrong they were. Even Muriel felt she had been disloyal to the school. She spok...e so beautifully, with tears in her voice.
Miss HAYS. (L. Of P. B. Disgusted) You mean, they all backed down?
Miss CURTIS. At once oh, they were a little afraid of Mr. Bevans say what you will.
AUSTIN. (Crossing slowly to L. Of bench) I understand you re not much of a believer in men, Miss Hays.
Miss HAYS. (L. Of P. Bench) I m not a blind admirer of your sex, Mr. Bevans.
Miss CURTIS. (R. Of P. Bench) But I do think that girls will listen to a man sometimes when they wouldn t listen to another woman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of desk. ) The senior strike? Oh, yes, there was nothing to that.
(Miss HAYS looks disappointed, catches ELISE S eye. Motions her to go upstairs. ELISE, guilty caught talking to MR. BEVANS, catches AUS TIN S eye crosses A. Exit R. U. The stairs Miss HAYS watches her off. ) Miss CURTIS. (Rises goes to R. Of P. E. ) Oh, Eleanor, I wish you could have heard Mr. Bevans. The moment he spoke to the girls they realized how wrong they were. Even Muriel felt she had been disloyal to the school. She spok...e so beautifully, with tears in her voice.
Miss HAYS. (L. Of P. B. Disgusted) You mean, they all backed down?
Miss CURTIS. At once oh, they were a little afraid of Mr. Bevans say what you will.
AUSTIN. (Crossing slowly to L. Of bench) I understand you re not much of a believer in men, Miss Hays.
Miss HAYS. (L. Of P. Bench) I m not a blind admirer of your sex, Mr. Bevans.
Miss CURTIS. (R. Of P. Bench) But I do think that girls will listen to a man sometimes when they wouldn t listen to another woman.
What to read after The Charm School a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller Alice Duer to read onlineMoreLess
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