The Little Mother of the Slums And Other Plays
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) {Susanne catches him as he rolls around. ) Susanne Let me darling. I can get the — the — brute! {Both moaning. She assists him to sofa. ) Mortimer (Turns fiercely. ) Whoever said mustard was good for a pain in the head? Susanne (Meekly. ) My mother.
Mortimer Well, she's a lemon! Why she could put Jim JefFries in his corner with three like them! Why she ought to be strung up! (Feeling of his back. ) D — m fool! Idiot.
Susanne (Begins to cry. ) Boo-hoo — to think you would say such things about... my mother ! OH ! I can't endure it!
Mortimer Come dear, I was rash, my head is so bad — forgive me. There's the sweetest little girl! (Kisses her — still keeps up the feigned sickness. ) Susanne I presume I am cruel to you dear, — boo-hoo. And you suffer so. (Sobs. ) Oh, I hope you'll be better soon! (Wipes tears. ) Can I do anything to make you feel more comfortable?
Mortimer Yes, give me a step.
Susanne (Does a fancy dance. ) Oh Mortimer, you re- MY FRIEND'S IN TOWN 85 member we were to take Jane with us to-nfght.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) {Susanne catches him as he rolls around. ) Susanne Let me darling. I can get the — the — brute! {Both moaning. She assists him to sofa. ) Mortimer (Turns fiercely. ) Whoever said mustard was good for a pain in the head? Susanne (Meekly. ) My mother.
Mortimer Well, she's a lemon! Why she could put Jim JefFries in his corner with three like them! Why she ought to be strung up! (Feeling of his back. ) D — m fool! Idiot.
Susanne (Begins to cry. ) Boo-hoo — to think you would say such things about... my mother ! OH ! I can't endure it!
Mortimer Come dear, I was rash, my head is so bad — forgive me. There's the sweetest little girl! (Kisses her — still keeps up the feigned sickness. ) Susanne I presume I am cruel to you dear, — boo-hoo. And you suffer so. (Sobs. ) Oh, I hope you'll be better soon! (Wipes tears. ) Can I do anything to make you feel more comfortable?
Mortimer Yes, give me a step.
Susanne (Does a fancy dance. ) Oh Mortimer, you re- MY FRIEND'S IN TOWN 85 member we were to take Jane with us to-nfght.
What to read after The Little Mother of the Slums And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Herey Denison to read onlineMoreLess
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