The Earl of Pawtucket a Comedy in Three Acts
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Around table) HARRIET. (At settee) Would you accord a woman the right to marry a second time ?
CARDINGTON. (Above table) Why certainly, unless she were a deceased wife s sister. (HAR RIET, laughing^, sits, settee) Oh, but that doesn t apply, does it?
HARRIET. W T ould you marry such a woman ?
CARDINGTON. (To settee, bending over her) If I loved her yes. Some day, Miss Fordyce, I hope to tell you how love that one touchstone love love regardless of condition or rank or posses sion, or any consid...eration but the affinity the per sonality affinity of t\vo people (Prolonged ring of door-bell. HARRIET shows some annoyance rises. WILKINS turns from window) Now, that s Arthur. (Aside, petulantly) I think he might have waited Mr. Weatherbee ( WILKINS goes to door. ) 88 THE EARL OF PAWTUCKET.
HARRIET. (Retreating R. , drawing back) But it may not be Mr. Weatherbee.
CARDINGTON. (Sharply) Careful, Wilkins.
(WiLKiNS draws portieres, shutting off hallway from view. ) FORDYCE. (Outside) Mr. Montgomery Put nam?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Around table) HARRIET. (At settee) Would you accord a woman the right to marry a second time ?
CARDINGTON. (Above table) Why certainly, unless she were a deceased wife s sister. (HAR RIET, laughing^, sits, settee) Oh, but that doesn t apply, does it?
HARRIET. W T ould you marry such a woman ?
CARDINGTON. (To settee, bending over her) If I loved her yes. Some day, Miss Fordyce, I hope to tell you how love that one touchstone love love regardless of condition or rank or posses sion, or any consid...eration but the affinity the per sonality affinity of t\vo people (Prolonged ring of door-bell. HARRIET shows some annoyance rises. WILKINS turns from window) Now, that s Arthur. (Aside, petulantly) I think he might have waited Mr. Weatherbee ( WILKINS goes to door. ) 88 THE EARL OF PAWTUCKET.
HARRIET. (Retreating R. , drawing back) But it may not be Mr. Weatherbee.
CARDINGTON. (Sharply) Careful, Wilkins.
(WiLKiNS draws portieres, shutting off hallway from view. ) FORDYCE. (Outside) Mr. Montgomery Put nam?
What to read after The Earl of Pawtucket a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Augustus, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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