The Lord Mayor a Dublin Comedy in Three Acts
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I was only havin' a word here wud my friend Mrs. Moloney, (MRS. MOLONEY curtsys again) about the quare changes that take place in some people's lives.
MRS. O'BRIEN. What right have you to be discussing the affairs of your superiors ? Get away at once.
MRS. MOLONEY. Certainly, your ladyship. We're sorry, your ladyship, for intrudin' on your ladyship.
MRS. MURPHY. How does my hat look, Mrs. Moloney ?
MRS. MOLONEY. Batthered.
MRS. MURPHY. Think o' that now. I remember the time I bought it in Madam... Celestine's for a couple of guineas. How times have changed, moryah.
MRS. O'BRIEN. Why do you loiter? His lordship may return now at any moment.
MRS. MURPHY. Come, Mrs. Moloney, jool. We'd better not intrude on the quality. Good afternoon, your leedyship. (Mock curtsey. Cheers and band nearer. ") Exeunt MRS. MURPHY and MRS MOLONEY.
Enter MOIRA. MRS. O'BRIEN crosses to window.
MOIRA. Oh, mother, how splendid you look. Dad will soon be back. Do you hear the people shouting ? Isn't it all like a wonderful dream ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was only havin' a word here wud my friend Mrs. Moloney, (MRS. MOLONEY curtsys again) about the quare changes that take place in some people's lives.
MRS. O'BRIEN. What right have you to be discussing the affairs of your superiors ? Get away at once.
MRS. MOLONEY. Certainly, your ladyship. We're sorry, your ladyship, for intrudin' on your ladyship.
MRS. MURPHY. How does my hat look, Mrs. Moloney ?
MRS. MOLONEY. Batthered.
MRS. MURPHY. Think o' that now. I remember the time I bought it in Madam... Celestine's for a couple of guineas. How times have changed, moryah.
MRS. O'BRIEN. Why do you loiter? His lordship may return now at any moment.
MRS. MURPHY. Come, Mrs. Moloney, jool. We'd better not intrude on the quality. Good afternoon, your leedyship. (Mock curtsey. Cheers and band nearer. ") Exeunt MRS. MURPHY and MRS MOLONEY.
Enter MOIRA. MRS. O'BRIEN crosses to window.
MOIRA. Oh, mother, how splendid you look. Dad will soon be back. Do you hear the people shouting ? Isn't it all like a wonderful dream ?
What to read after The Lord Mayor a Dublin Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Mcnulty to read onlineMoreLess
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