The Line of No Resistance, a Comedy in One Act
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Jean. The elevator does startle one, doesn't it?
But call me Jean, dear, you won't mind? I feel as if I knew you so well. And I will call you Lucy.
Ethel. My name is Ethel.
Jean. Oh, is it? Such a pretty name, too. {ex- perimenting with the sound) Ethel!
8 THE LINE OF NO RESISTANCE.
Ethel. You were saying?
Jean. Yes, what was I saying? I quite for- get — (very sweetly) Do remind me.
Ethel. You were t'dling me about a friend of yours- Jean. Not another word ! I remember now.
Yes, he's going off ...with some insignificant West- ern girl.
Ethel, (cordmencing indignantly) Mrs.! (re- calling herself, and continuing more mildly) Rob- ertson !
Jean. Jean.
Ethel. Jean, I meant W-who is it?
Jean. Oh, that would be telling, dear, but it's so romantic ! You see, they've loved each other in secret so long, and his wife doesn't know a thing about it! Isn't it cute?
Ethel, (wetting her lips nervously) And you you approve?
Jean. (shamefacedly) I know, Ethel, dear, you wouldn't, but what is there for me to do?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jean. The elevator does startle one, doesn't it?
But call me Jean, dear, you won't mind? I feel as if I knew you so well. And I will call you Lucy.
Ethel. My name is Ethel.
Jean. Oh, is it? Such a pretty name, too. {ex- perimenting with the sound) Ethel!
8 THE LINE OF NO RESISTANCE.
Ethel. You were saying?
Jean. Yes, what was I saying? I quite for- get — (very sweetly) Do remind me.
Ethel. You were t'dling me about a friend of yours- Jean. Not another word ! I remember now.
Yes, he's going off ...with some insignificant West- ern girl.
Ethel, (cordmencing indignantly) Mrs.! (re- calling herself, and continuing more mildly) Rob- ertson !
Jean. Jean.
Ethel. Jean, I meant W-who is it?
Jean. Oh, that would be telling, dear, but it's so romantic ! You see, they've loved each other in secret so long, and his wife doesn't know a thing about it! Isn't it cute?
Ethel, (wetting her lips nervously) And you you approve?
Jean. (shamefacedly) I know, Ethel, dear, you wouldn't, but what is there for me to do?
What to read after The Line of No Resistance, a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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