The Famous Mrs Fair And Other Plays
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Haven t you two seen Pop tonight?
DAN. No.
PAT. Then I want you both to promise me that you won t say nothin to him of what you seen tonight. He d only make a muss with Crawford. No good ll come a that.
MRS. O BRIEN. L&ve you an that man to your carryin 1 on! No!
PAT. You keep quiet an I ll promise never to see Craw ford again. Don t you see I m doin this for Pop s sake? No need for him to know.
MRS. O BRIEN. The kind of a girl you are.
PAT. [Sadly. ] The kind of a girl I am. You ll prom ise. I...t s the last think I ll ever ask you, Mom. Say you will for his sake, for the sake a me that was dear to you once, say you won t tell. - [MRS. O BRIEN looks at her, then at DAN. PAT goes over quickly to DAN.
PAT. Won t you promise? Are you goin to tell?
DAN. Tell? Do you think I want to break your father s heart like you ve broken mine?
MRS. O BRIEN. An you ll promise never to see Craw ford again?
PAT. Yes, yes.
[MRS. O BRIEN looks helplessly at DAN who shows by a look that she must consent.
MRS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haven t you two seen Pop tonight?
DAN. No.
PAT. Then I want you both to promise me that you won t say nothin to him of what you seen tonight. He d only make a muss with Crawford. No good ll come a that.
MRS. O BRIEN. L&ve you an that man to your carryin 1 on! No!
PAT. You keep quiet an I ll promise never to see Craw ford again. Don t you see I m doin this for Pop s sake? No need for him to know.
MRS. O BRIEN. The kind of a girl you are.
PAT. [Sadly. ] The kind of a girl I am. You ll prom ise. I...t s the last think I ll ever ask you, Mom. Say you will for his sake, for the sake a me that was dear to you once, say you won t tell. - [MRS. O BRIEN looks at her, then at DAN. PAT goes over quickly to DAN.
PAT. Won t you promise? Are you goin to tell?
DAN. Tell? Do you think I want to break your father s heart like you ve broken mine?
MRS. O BRIEN. An you ll promise never to see Craw ford again?
PAT. Yes, yes.
[MRS. O BRIEN looks helplessly at DAN who shows by a look that she must consent.
MRS.
What to read after The Famous Mrs Fair And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forbes, James, 1871-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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