The Mousetrap And Other Plays
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Early the following morning.
When the curtain rises, it is a fine morning with the sun streaming in through the bay window. The French windows are open. The butler’s tray has been removed. The room is empty. Royde enters by the French windows. He is sucking at his pipe which appears to have become stopped up. He looks around for an ashtray, sees one on the coffee table, moves to it and knocks out the ashes from his pipe. Finding it is still stopped up, he takes a penknife from his pocket and... gently probes the bowl. Treves enters down L.
TREVES. Good morning, Thomas.
ROYDE. (Moving above the coffee table.) ’Morning. Going to be another lovely day by the look of it.
TREVES. Yes. (He goes on to the L. end of the rostrum and looks out of the window.) I thought possibly the storm might have broken up the spell of fine weather, but it has only removed that oppressive heat—which is all to the good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Early the following morning.
When the curtain rises, it is a fine morning with the sun streaming in through the bay window. The French windows are open. The butler’s tray has been removed. The room is empty. Royde enters by the French windows. He is sucking at his pipe which appears to have become stopped up. He looks around for an ashtray, sees one on the coffee table, moves to it and knocks out the ashes from his pipe. Finding it is still stopped up, he takes a penknife from his pocket and... gently probes the bowl. Treves enters down L.
TREVES. Good morning, Thomas.
ROYDE. (Moving above the coffee table.) ’Morning. Going to be another lovely day by the look of it.
TREVES. Yes. (He goes on to the L. end of the rostrum and looks out of the window.) I thought possibly the storm might have broken up the spell of fine weather, but it has only removed that oppressive heat—which is all to the good.
What to read after The Mousetrap And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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