The Pull Back
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only a friendly chat!
Henrietta. Friendly chat, indeed! Sister, let 's take a walk on the platform till train time. {Henrietta atid Adelaide exit L. Lou disappears R. Gertie seated^ Mrs. O. {Aside.) Well! well! These two gals haven't much manners, anyway, to talk about a body, right in plain hearin'.
What does ail their dresses.? They must have been hooked up by mistake into that pucker. I'd a mind to tell them about it.
That woman keeps her eye on me and my things more than I THE PULL-BACK. 43... like. Vm afecrd I oughn't 'a told her my name. The neighbors at the corners all told me to scrape no acquaintances. She might be a female robber; I've heard tell of sich. (Goes to door, L.) Mrs. S. ( To Gertie.) Have you seen a pocketbook in this room.? I've lost mine. I've my suspicions, too, about where it is. I think that old lady is a suspicious character. She is entirely too free getting acquainted. I've always heard it wasn't safe to get acquainted with people on the cars. I'm sorry I said a word to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
only a friendly chat!
Henrietta. Friendly chat, indeed! Sister, let 's take a walk on the platform till train time. {Henrietta atid Adelaide exit L. Lou disappears R. Gertie seated^ Mrs. O. {Aside.) Well! well! These two gals haven't much manners, anyway, to talk about a body, right in plain hearin'.
What does ail their dresses.? They must have been hooked up by mistake into that pucker. I'd a mind to tell them about it.
That woman keeps her eye on me and my things more than I THE PULL-BACK. 43... like. Vm afecrd I oughn't 'a told her my name. The neighbors at the corners all told me to scrape no acquaintances. She might be a female robber; I've heard tell of sich. (Goes to door, L.) Mrs. S. ( To Gertie.) Have you seen a pocketbook in this room.? I've lost mine. I've my suspicions, too, about where it is. I think that old lady is a suspicious character. She is entirely too free getting acquainted. I've always heard it wasn't safe to get acquainted with people on the cars. I'm sorry I said a word to her.
What to read after The Pull Back?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denison, Thomas S. (Thomas Stewart), 1848-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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