The Melting-Pot
The Melting-Pot
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. [_She stamps her foot. _]Zen I go to ze hotel alone. [_She walks angrily toward the hall. Just before she reaches the door, it opens, and the servant ushers in HERR PAPPELMEISTER with his umbrella. The BARONESS'S tone changes instantly to a sugared society accent. _]How do you do, Herr Pappelmeister? [_She extends her hand, which he takes limply. _]You don't remember me? _Non?_ [_Exit servant. _]Ve vere with Mr. Quincy Davenport at Wiesbaden---ze Baroness Revendal.
PAPPELMEISTER_So!_ [_He dro...ps her hand. _] BARONESSYes, it vas ze Baron's entousiasm for you zat got you your presentposition.
PAPPELMEISTER [_Arching his eyebrows_]_So!_ BARONESSYes--zere he is! [_She turns toward the BARON. _]Alexis, rouse yourself! [_She taps him with her parasol. _]Zis American air makes ze Baron so sleepy.
BARON [_Rises dazedly and bows_]Charmed to meet you, Herr---- BARONESSPappelmeister! You remember ze great Pappelmeister.
BARON [_Waking up, becomes keen_]Ah, yes, yes, charmed--why do you never bring your orchestra to Russia, Herr Pappelmeister?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. [_She stamps her foot. _]Zen I go to ze hotel alone. [_She walks angrily toward the hall. Just before she reaches the door, it opens, and the servant ushers in HERR PAPPELMEISTER with his umbrella. The BARONESS'S tone changes instantly to a sugared society accent. _]How do you do, Herr Pappelmeister? [_She extends her hand, which he takes limply. _]You don't remember me? _Non?_ [_Exit servant. _]Ve vere with Mr. Quincy Davenport at Wiesbaden---ze Baroness Revendal.
PAPPELMEISTER_So!_ [_He dro...ps her hand. _] BARONESSYes, it vas ze Baron's entousiasm for you zat got you your presentposition.
PAPPELMEISTER [_Arching his eyebrows_]_So!_ BARONESSYes--zere he is! [_She turns toward the BARON. _]Alexis, rouse yourself! [_She taps him with her parasol. _]Zis American air makes ze Baron so sleepy.
BARON [_Rises dazedly and bows_]Charmed to meet you, Herr---- BARONESSPappelmeister! You remember ze great Pappelmeister.
BARON [_Waking up, becomes keen_]Ah, yes, yes, charmed--why do you never bring your orchestra to Russia, Herr Pappelmeister?
What to read after The Melting-Pot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zangwill, Israel, 1864-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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