The Little Co-Ed; a Vaudeville Sketch..
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I tremble to even think of it.
{A knock is heard at r. door.) What was that? Sounded like some one knocking. {Knock is repeated.) It's some one to see Jack. Who can it be at this hour? Oh, why isn't he here? What shall I do? {Knocking again repeated; with sudden inspiration.) I know, I'll pretend that I'm Jack.
{Speaks gruffly.) Well, who's there?
Professor Snow {outside). I beg pardon, it's Mr. Snow.
Rae {aside). Good gracious, Mr. Snow, the Greek Pro- fessor ; now I am in for it. {Aloud. ) We...ll, what do you want ?
Snow. I beg pardon, I wish to see Jack.
Rae. Jack isn't in.
Snow. So I gather from the frigidity of my reception, but he told me to make myself at home until he arrived.
Rae {in desperation). You — you can't come in.
Snow. Pray tell me whom I have the pleasure of ad- dressing ?
Rae. I — I am Jack's roommate.
Snow. Then under the circumstances I shall be compelled to enter.
Rae. Wait — wait just a second, won't you?
{She hurriedly slips on Jack's hath rohe and putting on his hat, pushes her hair up tender.) Snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I tremble to even think of it.
{A knock is heard at r. door.) What was that? Sounded like some one knocking. {Knock is repeated.) It's some one to see Jack. Who can it be at this hour? Oh, why isn't he here? What shall I do? {Knocking again repeated; with sudden inspiration.) I know, I'll pretend that I'm Jack.
{Speaks gruffly.) Well, who's there?
Professor Snow {outside). I beg pardon, it's Mr. Snow.
Rae {aside). Good gracious, Mr. Snow, the Greek Pro- fessor ; now I am in for it. {Aloud. ) We...ll, what do you want ?
Snow. I beg pardon, I wish to see Jack.
Rae. Jack isn't in.
Snow. So I gather from the frigidity of my reception, but he told me to make myself at home until he arrived.
Rae {in desperation). You — you can't come in.
Snow. Pray tell me whom I have the pleasure of ad- dressing ?
Rae. I — I am Jack's roommate.
Snow. Then under the circumstances I shall be compelled to enter.
Rae. Wait — wait just a second, won't you?
{She hurriedly slips on Jack's hath rohe and putting on his hat, pushes her hair up tender.) Snow.
What to read after The Little Co-Ed; a Vaudeville Sketch..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleman, Hamilton. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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