The Hoodoo : a Farce in Three Acts
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Dor. You don't look like a professor's wife at all, Mrs.
Spiggot.
Dodo. Don't I? Now that's strange, isn't it?
Mrs. C. 1 am sure Mrs. Spiggot gets her hats from a milli- ner, and somehow one never associates a milliner with the head-gear of a faculty woman.
Amy. And they always wear square-toed shoes. Your shoes aren't square-toed, are they?
Dodo {showing foot'). The idea !
Mrs. C. And they always wear crystal beads on their dinner dresses in the faculty set.
DoDO. Well, my set isn't like the u...sual faculty set.
Ang. Mrs. Perrington-Shine?
Mrs. P.-S. Yes, dear.
Ang. Why is it that every girl in this bunch is crazy about Billy Jackson?
Mrs. C. Angelina !
Mrs. P.-S. Ima, if you can't make that child behave, you had better send her to bed.
Mrs. C. You hear that, Angelina ?
Ang. It's funny that I can't mix in the talk without getting squelched every time.
Mrs. C. That will do, young lady. I can't imagine where she picks up such low expressions.
Ang. From Billy Jackson.
Miss L. I have often wanted to visit your college, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dor. You don't look like a professor's wife at all, Mrs.
Spiggot.
Dodo. Don't I? Now that's strange, isn't it?
Mrs. C. 1 am sure Mrs. Spiggot gets her hats from a milli- ner, and somehow one never associates a milliner with the head-gear of a faculty woman.
Amy. And they always wear square-toed shoes. Your shoes aren't square-toed, are they?
Dodo {showing foot'). The idea !
Mrs. C. And they always wear crystal beads on their dinner dresses in the faculty set.
DoDO. Well, my set isn't like the u...sual faculty set.
Ang. Mrs. Perrington-Shine?
Mrs. P.-S. Yes, dear.
Ang. Why is it that every girl in this bunch is crazy about Billy Jackson?
Mrs. C. Angelina !
Mrs. P.-S. Ima, if you can't make that child behave, you had better send her to bed.
Mrs. C. You hear that, Angelina ?
Ang. It's funny that I can't mix in the talk without getting squelched every time.
Mrs. C. That will do, young lady. I can't imagine where she picks up such low expressions.
Ang. From Billy Jackson.
Miss L. I have often wanted to visit your college, Mrs.
What to read after The Hoodoo : a Farce in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hare, Walter Ben, 1880-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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