The Foundations (An Extravagant Play)
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L. Anne. [Dodging] Oh, no ! Oh, no ! Look !
The footmen stop and turn. There between the pillars stands Little Aida with the trousers, her face brilliant with surprise.
James. Good Lord ! What's this ?
Seeing Little Anne, Little Aida approaches, fascinated, and the two children sniff at each other as it were like two little dogs walking round and round.
ACT III THE FOUNDATIONS 67 L. Anne. [Suddejily] My name's Anne; what's yours ?
L. Aid A. Aida.
L. Anne. Are you lost?
L. Aida. Nao.
L. Anne. Ar...e those trousers?
L. Aida. Yus.
L. Anne. Whose?
L. Aida. Mrs. Lemmy's.
L. Anne. Does she wear them?
[Little Aida smiles brilliantly.
L. Aida. Nao. She sews 'em.
L. Anne. [Touching the trousers] They are hard.
James's are much softer; aren't they, James ? [James deigns no reply] What shall we do? Would you like to see my bedroom ?
L. Aida. [With a hyp] Aoh, yus !
James. No.
L. Anne. Why not?
James. Have some sense of what's fittin'.
L. Anne. Why isn't it fittin'? [To Little Aida] Do you like me ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Anne. [Dodging] Oh, no ! Oh, no ! Look !
The footmen stop and turn. There between the pillars stands Little Aida with the trousers, her face brilliant with surprise.
James. Good Lord ! What's this ?
Seeing Little Anne, Little Aida approaches, fascinated, and the two children sniff at each other as it were like two little dogs walking round and round.
ACT III THE FOUNDATIONS 67 L. Anne. [Suddejily] My name's Anne; what's yours ?
L. Aid A. Aida.
L. Anne. Are you lost?
L. Aida. Nao.
L. Anne. Ar...e those trousers?
L. Aida. Yus.
L. Anne. Whose?
L. Aida. Mrs. Lemmy's.
L. Anne. Does she wear them?
[Little Aida smiles brilliantly.
L. Aida. Nao. She sews 'em.
L. Anne. [Touching the trousers] They are hard.
James's are much softer; aren't they, James ? [James deigns no reply] What shall we do? Would you like to see my bedroom ?
L. Aida. [With a hyp] Aoh, yus !
James. No.
L. Anne. Why not?
James. Have some sense of what's fittin'.
L. Anne. Why isn't it fittin'? [To Little Aida] Do you like me ?
What to read after The Foundations (An Extravagant Play)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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