"the House of Glass" : a Drama in Four Acts
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) McCLELLAN Well, Atwood, it seems that we have a greater obstacle to over- come than we anticipated.
MRS. LAKE ( To McClell.'\n. ) You just ask Harvey to repeat that speech I made when he told me of the proposition you offered him the other daj-.
( Goes upstage and Presses buzzer. ) McCLELLAN Well, don't blame me. I'm not in the railroad business — I'm a lawyer.
THE HOUSE OF GLASS 41 ATWOOD Oh, I don't know ; I've seen some lawyers who were capable of railroading a few things through the court...s. How about it, Lake?
(Watson e7iters from R.) LAKE {Laughs. ) Well, present company always suspected, of course.
(All laugh.) WATSON ( To Mrs. Lake.) Did you ring?
MRS. LAKE How about dinner, Watson? What's the delay?
McCLELLAN Yes, Watson, what's the delay?
WATSON Be served in a very few minutes, ma'am.
( Bell rings off L . ) (Watson crosses and exits L.) (Mrs. hKK-E goes to piano, sits on bench; McChV^hhA'S stands above piano, lookijig through music, etc.) LAKE ( To At WOOD. ) You probably see now one of the reasons for my reluctance in leaving Kansas City.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) McCLELLAN Well, Atwood, it seems that we have a greater obstacle to over- come than we anticipated.
MRS. LAKE ( To McClell.'\n. ) You just ask Harvey to repeat that speech I made when he told me of the proposition you offered him the other daj-.
( Goes upstage and Presses buzzer. ) McCLELLAN Well, don't blame me. I'm not in the railroad business — I'm a lawyer.
THE HOUSE OF GLASS 41 ATWOOD Oh, I don't know ; I've seen some lawyers who were capable of railroading a few things through the court...s. How about it, Lake?
(Watson e7iters from R.) LAKE {Laughs. ) Well, present company always suspected, of course.
(All laugh.) WATSON ( To Mrs. Lake.) Did you ring?
MRS. LAKE How about dinner, Watson? What's the delay?
McCLELLAN Yes, Watson, what's the delay?
WATSON Be served in a very few minutes, ma'am.
( Bell rings off L . ) (Watson crosses and exits L.) (Mrs. hKK-E goes to piano, sits on bench; McChV^hhA'S stands above piano, lookijig through music, etc.) LAKE ( To At WOOD. ) You probably see now one of the reasons for my reluctance in leaving Kansas City.
What to read after "the House of Glass" : a Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcin, Max, 1879-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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