The Money Spinner; An Original Comedy in Two Acts
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Perhaps the woman tipples. Ugh ! How filthy !
Mil. (from card table) Papa, I want you.
Croo. {crossing to her) Yes, pet. (Millicent looks round • to see that Dqrinda is not listening. Dorinda is still on balcony, but not in sight) With your old friends again, Mill ?
Mil. {letting the cards run through her hands) These ?
Yes!
Croo. {putting Ms forefinger on the king) Ho v/ the old monarch smiles on you ! he's glad to see us together again ; he's delighted, by gad 1 Mil. Father, I liaven't touche...d the pack since I left you, two years ago.
Croo. (c.) For shame, Milly, for shame ! They served you so well, too I {patting her head) Ah, it was a blow to me when I lost ye. What an ej'-e you had — what a wrist ! They used to say you haj^ ten fingers to each hand.
Mil. Hush, father.
Croo. Dorinda's a fool to you, a well-meaning girl, but an empty-headed, brainless fool ! {whimpering and wiping his eye) She has been a tax upon me, a drain 1 I've lost by her — lost by her. She was always in need of new boots and new gloves — with hundreds of buttons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps the woman tipples. Ugh ! How filthy !
Mil. (from card table) Papa, I want you.
Croo. {crossing to her) Yes, pet. (Millicent looks round • to see that Dqrinda is not listening. Dorinda is still on balcony, but not in sight) With your old friends again, Mill ?
Mil. {letting the cards run through her hands) These ?
Yes!
Croo. {putting Ms forefinger on the king) Ho v/ the old monarch smiles on you ! he's glad to see us together again ; he's delighted, by gad 1 Mil. Father, I liaven't touche...d the pack since I left you, two years ago.
Croo. (c.) For shame, Milly, for shame ! They served you so well, too I {patting her head) Ah, it was a blow to me when I lost ye. What an ej'-e you had — what a wrist ! They used to say you haj^ ten fingers to each hand.
Mil. Hush, father.
Croo. Dorinda's a fool to you, a well-meaning girl, but an empty-headed, brainless fool ! {whimpering and wiping his eye) She has been a tax upon me, a drain 1 I've lost by her — lost by her. She was always in need of new boots and new gloves — with hundreds of buttons.
What to read after The Money Spinner; An Original Comedy in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinero, Arthur Wing, Sir, 1855-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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