The Necessary Evil a One Act Stage Play Forfour Persons to Be Played in the L
The Necessary Evil a One Act Stage Play Forfour Persons to Be Played in the L
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NELLIE. Go on.
WOMAN. And you ve got to listen very carefully.
[79] THE NECESSARY EVIL Because I m going to say things that have never been said so openly before, not in front of young girls.
But since I m ... For the moment . . .
Something almost beautiful illumines her face; your mother . . . And you re my child . . .
NELLIE. Oh, I understand, indeed I understand. Do go on.
WOMAN. Then listen.
I suppose you do know how babies come into the world, don t you? They did tell you that?
NELLIE. I d...on t think I quite . . . What do you mean exactly?
WOMAN. The physical fact. The natural beautiful physical fact. How they come.
NELLIE is silent for a moment. Then she answers in a low voice; [8ol THE NECESSARY EVIL NELLIE. Yes, I know that.
WOMAN. I m glad. Some parents are so foul-minded, they don t even teach their children that.
FRANK (under his breath). Well, my God! . . . And he taps out his pipe on the hob.
WOMAN. And next: have you ever been in love? In love with a man, I mean. Have you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NELLIE. Go on.
WOMAN. And you ve got to listen very carefully.
[79] THE NECESSARY EVIL Because I m going to say things that have never been said so openly before, not in front of young girls.
But since I m ... For the moment . . .
Something almost beautiful illumines her face; your mother . . . And you re my child . . .
NELLIE. Oh, I understand, indeed I understand. Do go on.
WOMAN. Then listen.
I suppose you do know how babies come into the world, don t you? They did tell you that?
NELLIE. I d...on t think I quite . . . What do you mean exactly?
WOMAN. The physical fact. The natural beautiful physical fact. How they come.
NELLIE is silent for a moment. Then she answers in a low voice; [8ol THE NECESSARY EVIL NELLIE. Yes, I know that.
WOMAN. I m glad. Some parents are so foul-minded, they don t even teach their children that.
FRANK (under his breath). Well, my God! . . . And he taps out his pipe on the hob.
WOMAN. And next: have you ever been in love? In love with a man, I mean. Have you?
What to read after The Necessary Evil a One Act Stage Play Forfour Persons to Be Played in the L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy Charles Rann to read onlineMoreLess
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