The Employment Office : a Farce in One Act
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Newlywed. (Gushing manner) Oh, good morning, Mrs. Sawyer. Are you looking for a maid, too?
Mrs. Sawyer. Yes are you?
Mrs. Newlywed. Yes, do you know my husband thought I might do my ozvu work but I said, " Oh, Jack, what will the neighbors say if I do own work?" Mrs. Sawyer. What did he say to that?
Mrs. Newlywed. " Why," he asked, " whose work do you want to do ? " Mrs. Sawyer. Isn't that just like a man? Mrs.
Bosworth's husband gave her such a beautiful fur coat for doing her own cooking that... I asked my hus- band what he would give me if I did mine. What do you suppose that wretch of a man said ?
Mrs. Brown. I can't imagine.
Mrs. Sawyer. Why, he said that judging by the 12 THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
food I'd been giving him since the cook left if I kept on he'd give me the right to wear a widow's veil.
Mrs. Newlywed. Of course I know all about cooking. I've been attending lectures on how to cook. Last time the teacher told us how to make cabbage salad and to have it best she said me must take a good hearted cabbage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Newlywed. (Gushing manner) Oh, good morning, Mrs. Sawyer. Are you looking for a maid, too?
Mrs. Sawyer. Yes are you?
Mrs. Newlywed. Yes, do you know my husband thought I might do my ozvu work but I said, " Oh, Jack, what will the neighbors say if I do own work?" Mrs. Sawyer. What did he say to that?
Mrs. Newlywed. " Why," he asked, " whose work do you want to do ? " Mrs. Sawyer. Isn't that just like a man? Mrs.
Bosworth's husband gave her such a beautiful fur coat for doing her own cooking that... I asked my hus- band what he would give me if I did mine. What do you suppose that wretch of a man said ?
Mrs. Brown. I can't imagine.
Mrs. Sawyer. Why, he said that judging by the 12 THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
food I'd been giving him since the cook left if I kept on he'd give me the right to wear a widow's veil.
Mrs. Newlywed. Of course I know all about cooking. I've been attending lectures on how to cook. Last time the teacher told us how to make cabbage salad and to have it best she said me must take a good hearted cabbage.
What to read after The Employment Office : a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kelley, Jessie A. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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