The Gate of Dreams; a Big in One Act
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Call the men back.
(The Sergeant goes through the c. arch and is heard calling.) Sergeant. Fall in.
(The men file through the garden and out of the iron gateway.) (Vermeer salutes and is about to go. Rose stops him.) Rose. I must beg your pardon. We are for- THE GATE OF DREAMS. 13 getting ourselves. Penelope, my dear, the sherry wine and cake.
Vermeer. Pray do not trouble.
Rose. I could not let you leave my house without a glass of wine.
Penelope (as she goes off). And I made the cakes — so vou... — must stay.
Robert (to Vermeer). You will observe, Captain Vermeer, that I am unable to shake you by the hand.
I have had an unfortunate scene with a bee this very afternoon which has rendered me temporarily hors de combat — a military expression, I believe.
Vermeer. An honourable wound, sir.
Rose. We keep bees.
Vermeer. Yes, yes — most interesting.
(Enter Penelope with an old black woman Slave who carries a tray. This she places on the table t and exits.) Robert. Now, sir — a glass of wine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Call the men back.
(The Sergeant goes through the c. arch and is heard calling.) Sergeant. Fall in.
(The men file through the garden and out of the iron gateway.) (Vermeer salutes and is about to go. Rose stops him.) Rose. I must beg your pardon. We are for- THE GATE OF DREAMS. 13 getting ourselves. Penelope, my dear, the sherry wine and cake.
Vermeer. Pray do not trouble.
Rose. I could not let you leave my house without a glass of wine.
Penelope (as she goes off). And I made the cakes — so vou... — must stay.
Robert (to Vermeer). You will observe, Captain Vermeer, that I am unable to shake you by the hand.
I have had an unfortunate scene with a bee this very afternoon which has rendered me temporarily hors de combat — a military expression, I believe.
Vermeer. An honourable wound, sir.
Rose. We keep bees.
Vermeer. Yes, yes — most interesting.
(Enter Penelope with an old black woman Slave who carries a tray. This she places on the table t and exits.) Robert. Now, sir — a glass of wine.
What to read after The Gate of Dreams; a Big in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calthrop Dion Clayton to read onlineMoreLess
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