The Fortune Hunter : a Comedy in Four Acts
The Fortune Hunter : a Comedy in Four Acts
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takes off apron and gets hat) I guess I can find him.
BuBNHAM. (easily) All right. Suppose you try.
Betty, (going toward door) Will you wait till I get back?
Babnett. 'Course we will.
BuBNHAM. No use to give him my name, he doesn't know me.
Betty, (in door) Fll tell him you're from New York, that'll be enough, (exit) BuBNHAM. (turning on Babnett) . You're a fine thing you are. First you came near telling the banker about this and then you start in with the daughter in a way that would make this... old duck want a million for his^ burner. ^ Babnett. (laughing, sitting up on counter, swinging legs) Oh, that needn't bother you. Sam Graham's the easiest thing in the world. Ask any- body in town if he ain't. He had plenty of money when he first came here and he's always worked hard, but he kept lendin' and lendin' and endorsin* Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE FOBTUNE HITNTEE, 37 notes for people. He ain't got a penny now, and if you ofifer hun anything for that burner he'll grab it, you see if he don't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
takes off apron and gets hat) I guess I can find him.
BuBNHAM. (easily) All right. Suppose you try.
Betty, (going toward door) Will you wait till I get back?
Babnett. 'Course we will.
BuBNHAM. No use to give him my name, he doesn't know me.
Betty, (in door) Fll tell him you're from New York, that'll be enough, (exit) BuBNHAM. (turning on Babnett) . You're a fine thing you are. First you came near telling the banker about this and then you start in with the daughter in a way that would make this... old duck want a million for his^ burner. ^ Babnett. (laughing, sitting up on counter, swinging legs) Oh, that needn't bother you. Sam Graham's the easiest thing in the world. Ask any- body in town if he ain't. He had plenty of money when he first came here and he's always worked hard, but he kept lendin' and lendin' and endorsin* Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE FOBTUNE HITNTEE, 37 notes for people. He ain't got a penny now, and if you ofifer hun anything for that burner he'll grab it, you see if he don't.
What to read after The Fortune Hunter : a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Winchell, 1871-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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