The People And Close the book Two One Act Plays
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Jhansi has endured in proud silence a great grief. And now, dear child, because of the touch ing dignity with which you have stood outside and alone, it is a moment of special joyfulness to me when I can say Welcome Within! PEYTON: What are you talking about, Bessie? BESSIE: You must not stand outside society! You belong within the gates. You are one of us! JHANSI: I m not. BESSIE : Dear child you are as respectable as we are. JHANSI (Rising) : I am not. BESSIE: Of course, you can t grasp it in... an instant. But I have looked it all up, dear. I have the proofs. PEYTON : Well it wasn t your affair, Bessie. BESSIE: I made it my affair because I love my brother. Jhansi dear, (as j)ne who tells tremendous good news) your father was Henry Harrison, a milkman in the town of Sunny Center an honorable and respected man. Your parents were married in the Baptist Church ! JHANSI: I deny it! I deny this charge! BESSIE (Stepping to the rear door) : Dear Senator and Mrs. Byrd, will you come now? (Enter State Senator Byrd and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jhansi has endured in proud silence a great grief. And now, dear child, because of the touch ing dignity with which you have stood outside and alone, it is a moment of special joyfulness to me when I can say Welcome Within! PEYTON: What are you talking about, Bessie? BESSIE: You must not stand outside society! You belong within the gates. You are one of us! JHANSI: I m not. BESSIE : Dear child you are as respectable as we are. JHANSI (Rising) : I am not. BESSIE: Of course, you can t grasp it in... an instant. But I have looked it all up, dear. I have the proofs. PEYTON : Well it wasn t your affair, Bessie. BESSIE: I made it my affair because I love my brother. Jhansi dear, (as j)ne who tells tremendous good news) your father was Henry Harrison, a milkman in the town of Sunny Center an honorable and respected man. Your parents were married in the Baptist Church ! JHANSI: I deny it! I deny this charge! BESSIE (Stepping to the rear door) : Dear Senator and Mrs. Byrd, will you come now? (Enter State Senator Byrd and Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glaspell, Susan, 1876-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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