The Garroters: Farce
The Garroters: Farce
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"Why, what's happened to you, Edward?" Mrs. BobertSy springing to her feet : " Oh, you may well ask that, Aunt Mary 1 Happened? You ought to fall down and worship him ! And you will when you know what he 's been through. He *s been robbed!" Mrs. Crashaw : " Robbed ? What non- sense I Who robbed him ? Where was he robbed?" THE GARROTERS. 19 Mrs, Boherta : " He was attacked by two garroters — " JRoberts : " No, no — " Mrs. Roberts : " Don't speak, Edward !
I knoio there were two. On the Common.
N...ot half an hour ago. As he was going to get me some rosebuds. I n ^ he midst oLt lA teiiibl u utuiiiL'' Mrs. Crashaw: "Is this true, Edward?" Mrs. Roberts: Don't answer, Edward !
One of the band threw his arm round Edward's neck — so." She illustrates by garroting Mrs. Crashaw, who disengages herself with difficulty.
Mrs. CrasJiaw: "Mercy, child 1 What - aw you duiug tu mj la oo SL^ ' Mrs. Roberts: **And the other one snatched his watch, and ran as fast as he could." 20 THE GARROTERS.
Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, what's happened to you, Edward?" Mrs. BobertSy springing to her feet : " Oh, you may well ask that, Aunt Mary 1 Happened? You ought to fall down and worship him ! And you will when you know what he 's been through. He *s been robbed!" Mrs. Crashaw : " Robbed ? What non- sense I Who robbed him ? Where was he robbed?" THE GARROTERS. 19 Mrs, Boherta : " He was attacked by two garroters — " JRoberts : " No, no — " Mrs. Roberts : " Don't speak, Edward !
I knoio there were two. On the Common.
N...ot half an hour ago. As he was going to get me some rosebuds. I n ^ he midst oLt lA teiiibl u utuiiiL'' Mrs. Crashaw: "Is this true, Edward?" Mrs. Roberts: Don't answer, Edward !
One of the band threw his arm round Edward's neck — so." She illustrates by garroting Mrs. Crashaw, who disengages herself with difficulty.
Mrs. CrasJiaw: "Mercy, child 1 What - aw you duiug tu mj la oo SL^ ' Mrs. Roberts: **And the other one snatched his watch, and ran as fast as he could." 20 THE GARROTERS.
Mrs.
What to read after The Garroters: Farce?
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