The Morningside Plays..
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HARRIS: (Stopping his belligerent intentions and be- coming interested in the subject under discussion) And why should they? I arsk. Why should they? (Waxing vehement with the eloquence of the Park speakers) The only bloomin' thing 'e's done on 'is own since the war be- gan was to fall hofif 'is bloomin' 'orse. (Waving his hands) Now I arsk you stryght what do we want of 'im?
'E can't hexpect a nytion to be proud of 'im? 'E can't.
'E'd better tyke 'is hairin's in a bally pram, 'e 'ad.
PRINCE: (...Interrupting) I tell you nobody could have been sorrier than Father was about that. He's laid up yet.
The Mater gave him quite a talking to.
HARRIS: Betcher she gave 'im some stryte talk. She knows how to wear the "breeches." FLANAGAN : (Breaking in) I'll not be after hearing you speak so disrespectful of your Sovereign. God bless him!
You be after keeping a civil tongue in your head. Don't you know you're speaking of this boy's Father, and this boy's a friend of mine.
PRINCE: Thank you, Flanagan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HARRIS: (Stopping his belligerent intentions and be- coming interested in the subject under discussion) And why should they? I arsk. Why should they? (Waxing vehement with the eloquence of the Park speakers) The only bloomin' thing 'e's done on 'is own since the war be- gan was to fall hofif 'is bloomin' 'orse. (Waving his hands) Now I arsk you stryght what do we want of 'im?
'E can't hexpect a nytion to be proud of 'im? 'E can't.
'E'd better tyke 'is hairin's in a bally pram, 'e 'ad.
PRINCE: (...Interrupting) I tell you nobody could have been sorrier than Father was about that. He's laid up yet.
The Mater gave him quite a talking to.
HARRIS: Betcher she gave 'im some stryte talk. She knows how to wear the "breeches." FLANAGAN : (Breaking in) I'll not be after hearing you speak so disrespectful of your Sovereign. God bless him!
You be after keeping a civil tongue in your head. Don't you know you're speaking of this boy's Father, and this boy's a friend of mine.
PRINCE: Thank you, Flanagan.
What to read after The Morningside Plays..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett Harper Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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