The Fool a Play in Four Acts
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Sometime some where in this world, or out of it there must be a mo ment and a place to retrieve mistakes (Crosses R. To door. ) DANIEL. Clare (Stops her. Crosses to her and ex- tends hands) Goodnight. (She takes his hands. ) CLARE. Goodnight.
(She exits. The outer door slams. Then a cab door faintly. He thinks tired with the effort of re- ununciation. Then he comes down, slowly, and drops on the R. End of the bench in front of the table. MARY MARGARET enters, singing "I m a Pilgrim. " She is do...wn R. When she sees DANIEL. ) MARY MARGARET. Ain t you well, Mr. Gilchrist ?
DANIEL. Just tired.
MARY MARGARET. Maybe you ain t believin hard enough. (He looks up, puts hand on her shoulder, pats her and crosses L. MARY MARGARET goes up around table to L. And stands back of it) It s most time for the meeting.
(GRUBBY enters with a tray. ) GRUBBY. I brung the sandwiches. (Places tray on table L. Of blackboard c. ) 106 THE FOOL MARY MARGARET. Where s the coffee?
(MRS. MULLIGAN enters. She is the worse for liquor and glad of a warm place to enjoy it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometime some where in this world, or out of it there must be a mo ment and a place to retrieve mistakes (Crosses R. To door. ) DANIEL. Clare (Stops her. Crosses to her and ex- tends hands) Goodnight. (She takes his hands. ) CLARE. Goodnight.
(She exits. The outer door slams. Then a cab door faintly. He thinks tired with the effort of re- ununciation. Then he comes down, slowly, and drops on the R. End of the bench in front of the table. MARY MARGARET enters, singing "I m a Pilgrim. " She is do...wn R. When she sees DANIEL. ) MARY MARGARET. Ain t you well, Mr. Gilchrist ?
DANIEL. Just tired.
MARY MARGARET. Maybe you ain t believin hard enough. (He looks up, puts hand on her shoulder, pats her and crosses L. MARY MARGARET goes up around table to L. And stands back of it) It s most time for the meeting.
(GRUBBY enters with a tray. ) GRUBBY. I brung the sandwiches. (Places tray on table L. Of blackboard c. ) 106 THE FOOL MARY MARGARET. Where s the coffee?
(MRS. MULLIGAN enters. She is the worse for liquor and glad of a warm place to enjoy it.
What to read after The Fool a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Channing Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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