The Merry Cobbler : An Original Comedy Drama in Four Acts
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F.] Find. Charming person, charming woman — a trifle tart per- haps, acid in fact, but so's a lemon, and a lemon's a darned good thing too — in its place. Her place is wrestling pote. [Franz enters D. R. F.] Ah! Goot day, goot day, Mr. Franz, 1 believe? Charmed to see you — allow me to assist you. [Helps liuii to chair bij table doivn R&] Frauz. Chendly, chendly, mein freund, mein body is all feet prints where dat horse stepped on me. Oh! Oh! [Sits.] I feel me like a church vindow — all pains a...nd no putty.
Find. [Drau's chair up.] Now to l:>egin, your name is Franz.
Franz. Yoh— dot's me. I wish I was somebody else.
Find. First name. [Takes out note book and pencil.] Franz. Franz.
Find. Oh, Franz, Frauz. Peculiar name. Puts mein mind of Ylang Ylang or Schmitt Schmiddt. [Writes in note book.] Native of Germany? j Franz. No. I vas Irish. Can't you tell dot by mein accentua- tion ?
Find. Ha, Ha! Good, capital . Father and mother living?
Franz. [Rises.] Oho! I'm onto you now, Peat tie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F.] Find. Charming person, charming woman — a trifle tart per- haps, acid in fact, but so's a lemon, and a lemon's a darned good thing too — in its place. Her place is wrestling pote. [Franz enters D. R. F.] Ah! Goot day, goot day, Mr. Franz, 1 believe? Charmed to see you — allow me to assist you. [Helps liuii to chair bij table doivn R&] Frauz. Chendly, chendly, mein freund, mein body is all feet prints where dat horse stepped on me. Oh! Oh! [Sits.] I feel me like a church vindow — all pains a...nd no putty.
Find. [Drau's chair up.] Now to l:>egin, your name is Franz.
Franz. Yoh— dot's me. I wish I was somebody else.
Find. First name. [Takes out note book and pencil.] Franz. Franz.
Find. Oh, Franz, Frauz. Peculiar name. Puts mein mind of Ylang Ylang or Schmitt Schmiddt. [Writes in note book.] Native of Germany? j Franz. No. I vas Irish. Can't you tell dot by mein accentua- tion ?
Find. Ha, Ha! Good, capital . Father and mother living?
Franz. [Rises.] Oho! I'm onto you now, Peat tie.
What to read after The Merry Cobbler : An Original Comedy Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, John Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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