The Mysterious Will An Original Playlet in One Act
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" You will find a small black box di- rectly in front of you — take the key and open it. " (She opens box — turns away) Billy. A ring (Reads) " Put it on the third finger of the left hand of the first woman you see. " I saw you first! (Puts ring on her finger. Reads) " Now kiss her. " I wonder if she'll let me — Well, I have to take a chance, uncle says so. , Betty. (Reads) " Allow yourself to be kissed. " (Billy crosses to her c. — finds her waiting to be kissed. They kiss. Reads) " Follow the... chalk line. *, to your hall. " (X up stage to c, turns to l. , turns again to l. To c. Entrance, reads) " Now follow on to the cellar. " Billy, I'm getting at the bottom of- it. (Exits R. I. J Billy. Give my regards to the coal bin. (Looks at picture) Uncle, you grand old man, you've made life worth living.
DuRKiN. (Off L. I. ) You don't say so.
Billy. Good Lord ! (Turns to r. Front of table) DuRKiN. (Enters reading) '* When you have said, * you don't say so, ' come to the center of the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" You will find a small black box di- rectly in front of you — take the key and open it. " (She opens box — turns away) Billy. A ring (Reads) " Put it on the third finger of the left hand of the first woman you see. " I saw you first! (Puts ring on her finger. Reads) " Now kiss her. " I wonder if she'll let me — Well, I have to take a chance, uncle says so. , Betty. (Reads) " Allow yourself to be kissed. " (Billy crosses to her c. — finds her waiting to be kissed. They kiss. Reads) " Follow the... chalk line. *, to your hall. " (X up stage to c, turns to l. , turns again to l. To c. Entrance, reads) " Now follow on to the cellar. " Billy, I'm getting at the bottom of- it. (Exits R. I. J Billy. Give my regards to the coal bin. (Looks at picture) Uncle, you grand old man, you've made life worth living.
DuRKiN. (Off L. I. ) You don't say so.
Billy. Good Lord ! (Turns to r. Front of table) DuRKiN. (Enters reading) '* When you have said, * you don't say so, ' come to the center of the room.
What to read after The Mysterious Will An Original Playlet in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Selman to read onlineMoreLess
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