The Quod Wrangle, a Farce in One Act
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Says he's a Socialist.
Ormerod. Oh, dear, these Socialists are dreadful : they get worse and worse. They've no respect at all for other people's property. {To Bill.) Aren't 3^ou ashamed of yourself ? Didn't you know it was wrong to steal a piece of meat ?
Bill. What about them 'ouses your sort burnt down ?
Policeman (confidentially). Look here, miss, you take my advice and go and sell them interesting- looking papers of yours.
Ormerod {haughtily). There's no need for you to be familiar, just be...cause I slapped your face last night.
(Snippy laughs to himself.) Policeman {by door). Come on, William Jenks !
It's time we was off.
Ormerod. I demand to hear what Mr. WiUiam Jenks has to say.
Bill (c). I'm a British workin' man, and I did it for me starvin' kids.
Ormerod. The children. Ah, there we get the woman's interest in the State. I thought I should find something in which it was my duty to interfere.
Policeman. Well, miss, you mustn't interfere here.
Ormerod. Not allowed to interfere ! {Then ignoring the Policeman and addressing herself to Bill.) How many children have you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Says he's a Socialist.
Ormerod. Oh, dear, these Socialists are dreadful : they get worse and worse. They've no respect at all for other people's property. {To Bill.) Aren't 3^ou ashamed of yourself ? Didn't you know it was wrong to steal a piece of meat ?
Bill. What about them 'ouses your sort burnt down ?
Policeman (confidentially). Look here, miss, you take my advice and go and sell them interesting- looking papers of yours.
Ormerod {haughtily). There's no need for you to be familiar, just be...cause I slapped your face last night.
(Snippy laughs to himself.) Policeman {by door). Come on, William Jenks !
It's time we was off.
Ormerod. I demand to hear what Mr. WiUiam Jenks has to say.
Bill (c). I'm a British workin' man, and I did it for me starvin' kids.
Ormerod. The children. Ah, there we get the woman's interest in the State. I thought I should find something in which it was my duty to interfere.
Policeman. Well, miss, you mustn't interfere here.
Ormerod. Not allowed to interfere ! {Then ignoring the Policeman and addressing herself to Bill.) How many children have you ?
What to read after The Quod Wrangle, a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliphant Down to read onlineMoreLess
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