The Devil's Disciple
The Devil's Disciple
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Youdon't know what a horrible feeling it gives me.
ANDERSON (Laughing). Well, well: never mind, pet. He's a bad man; andyou hate him as he deserves. And you're going to make the tea, aren'tyou?
JUDITH (remorsefully). Oh yes, I forgot. I've been keeping you waitingall this time. (She goes to the fire and puts on the kettle. ) ANDERSON (going to the press and taking his coat off). Have youstitched up the shoulder of my old coat?
JUDITH. Yes, dear. (She goes to the table, and sets about putting th...etea into the teapot from the caddy. ) ANDERSON (as he changes his coat for the older one hanging on thepress, and replaces it by the one he has just taken off). Did anyonecall when I was out?
JUDITH. No, only-- (someone knocks at the door. With a start whichbetrays her intense nervousness, she retreats to the further end of thetable with the tea caddy and spoon, in her hands, exclaiming) Who'sthat?
ANDERSON (going to her and patting her encouragingly on the shoulder). All right, pet, all right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Youdon't know what a horrible feeling it gives me.
ANDERSON (Laughing). Well, well: never mind, pet. He's a bad man; andyou hate him as he deserves. And you're going to make the tea, aren'tyou?
JUDITH (remorsefully). Oh yes, I forgot. I've been keeping you waitingall this time. (She goes to the fire and puts on the kettle. ) ANDERSON (going to the press and taking his coat off). Have youstitched up the shoulder of my old coat?
JUDITH. Yes, dear. (She goes to the table, and sets about putting th...etea into the teapot from the caddy. ) ANDERSON (as he changes his coat for the older one hanging on thepress, and replaces it by the one he has just taken off). Did anyonecall when I was out?
JUDITH. No, only-- (someone knocks at the door. With a start whichbetrays her intense nervousness, she retreats to the further end of thetable with the tea caddy and spoon, in her hands, exclaiming) Who'sthat?
ANDERSON (going to her and patting her encouragingly on the shoulder). All right, pet, all right.
What to read after The Devil's Disciple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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