The Little Gray Lady a Play Without a Hero
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Meade! Huh! If the thing s in his hands he ll take care that Miss Gray doesn t get into trouble. He s in love with her !
Miss WADLEIGH. Why, Ruth Jordan! You know that Sam Meade s in love with me !
CARLYLE. Miss Gray won t need anybody s pro tection. She s innocent of any wrong-doing. She may not even have seen the notes you re talking about.
Miss WADLEIGH. Well, she may not.
CARLYLE. She did not. I ll stake my life on Anna Gray.
UPTON. She might as well have the game as the name. If they faste...n the theft on her she ll go to prison, whoever the real thief is.
CARLYLE. (Impulsively) If they fasten the theft on her the real thief will confess ! (He observes that the others are looking on him in amazement) Surely even a thief would be man enough for that !
(Enter BOB, L. , carrying a paper sack. The door keeper admits him L. ) RUTH. (Leaving the party and going to join BOB at L. ) Hello, Bob! W r hat are you after?
BOB. After Miss Gray. Got her lunch.
RUTH. Didn t she bring it?
BOB. Nope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meade! Huh! If the thing s in his hands he ll take care that Miss Gray doesn t get into trouble. He s in love with her !
Miss WADLEIGH. Why, Ruth Jordan! You know that Sam Meade s in love with me !
CARLYLE. Miss Gray won t need anybody s pro tection. She s innocent of any wrong-doing. She may not even have seen the notes you re talking about.
Miss WADLEIGH. Well, she may not.
CARLYLE. She did not. I ll stake my life on Anna Gray.
UPTON. She might as well have the game as the name. If they faste...n the theft on her she ll go to prison, whoever the real thief is.
CARLYLE. (Impulsively) If they fasten the theft on her the real thief will confess ! (He observes that the others are looking on him in amazement) Surely even a thief would be man enough for that !
(Enter BOB, L. , carrying a paper sack. The door keeper admits him L. ) RUTH. (Leaving the party and going to join BOB at L. ) Hello, Bob! W r hat are you after?
BOB. After Miss Gray. Got her lunch.
RUTH. Didn t she bring it?
BOB. Nope.
What to read after The Little Gray Lady a Play Without a Hero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Channing Pollock to read onlineMoreLess
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