The Open Door; a Duologue in One Act
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Give your decision, said the judge to the arbitrator, but never your reasons. I go, because 1 go.'; Besides, has one reasons ? Why do people die, or get married, Or buy umbrellas ? Because of typhoid, lote,, dt the rain ? Not at all. Isn't that so f ' Lady Torminster. I wish you'd be serious.
Sir Geoffrey. I'm fearfully serious. When Jack sitot that tiger he had to go so ne^r the brute that he held his \iH in his hands. Do you know whit wa& my chief impression as I lay there, with the ugly cat'...s paw Upon my chest, beginning to rip me ?
Lady Tokminster. {shuddering) Horrible! What?
Sir GeoJ-fkey. I resented his having eaten somethiiiig «hat smelt like onions.
• Lady Torminster. (smiling) A tiger ! • Sir Geoffrey. Onions may have been hiS undoing. l*hat*6 the beggar's skin on the floor. But you should have seen me rub Jack's nose !
Lady Torminster. {warningly) Sir Geoffrey, thei:©*8 rety Httlte cigarette ieft — -^ Sir Geoffrey. There are lots more in the box — and dawn is a long way oflF.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give your decision, said the judge to the arbitrator, but never your reasons. I go, because 1 go.'; Besides, has one reasons ? Why do people die, or get married, Or buy umbrellas ? Because of typhoid, lote,, dt the rain ? Not at all. Isn't that so f ' Lady Torminster. I wish you'd be serious.
Sir Geoffrey. I'm fearfully serious. When Jack sitot that tiger he had to go so ne^r the brute that he held his \iH in his hands. Do you know whit wa& my chief impression as I lay there, with the ugly cat'...s paw Upon my chest, beginning to rip me ?
Lady Tokminster. {shuddering) Horrible! What?
Sir GeoJ-fkey. I resented his having eaten somethiiiig «hat smelt like onions.
• Lady Torminster. (smiling) A tiger ! • Sir Geoffrey. Onions may have been hiS undoing. l*hat*6 the beggar's skin on the floor. But you should have seen me rub Jack's nose !
Lady Torminster. {warningly) Sir Geoffrey, thei:©*8 rety Httlte cigarette ieft — -^ Sir Geoffrey. There are lots more in the box — and dawn is a long way oflF.
What to read after The Open Door; a Duologue in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutro Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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