The Rainbow; a Comedy in Three Acts
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Neil. Late ?
HoLLiNS. Thotight you'd had your try at all that — years ago.
Neil. Look here, Nick. I've told you that I'm busy. So if you've nothing to offer us but jeers, vv^e'll excuse you. We don't require any bile today, thanks.
HoLLiNS. {Sarcastically) May I smoke— or is that against the new rules, too?
Neil. Don't be more of an ass that you can help, Nick. {Sits on bench and looks over music on piano) HoLLiNS. {Lighting a cigarette) I suppose that means that I may. Thanks. (Neil looks at h...im impatiently, and picks out the same tune Betsy played with one finger, Hollins smiles sarcastically and says) Exquisite ! Exquisite. And what exe- cution ! (Neil scoivls at him and then comes dozvn to him) Neil. See here, Nick, you want something.
Out with it.
Hollins. What makes you think so?
Neil. Wey, you're Nick Hollins, aren't you?
What is it? Money, I suppose.
62 THE RAINBOW HoLLiNS. Well, as a matter of fact, if you could let me have an advance of say, two hundred, it would come in mighty handy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neil. Late ?
HoLLiNS. Thotight you'd had your try at all that — years ago.
Neil. Look here, Nick. I've told you that I'm busy. So if you've nothing to offer us but jeers, vv^e'll excuse you. We don't require any bile today, thanks.
HoLLiNS. {Sarcastically) May I smoke— or is that against the new rules, too?
Neil. Don't be more of an ass that you can help, Nick. {Sits on bench and looks over music on piano) HoLLiNS. {Lighting a cigarette) I suppose that means that I may. Thanks. (Neil looks at h...im impatiently, and picks out the same tune Betsy played with one finger, Hollins smiles sarcastically and says) Exquisite ! Exquisite. And what exe- cution ! (Neil scoivls at him and then comes dozvn to him) Neil. See here, Nick, you want something.
Out with it.
Hollins. What makes you think so?
Neil. Wey, you're Nick Hollins, aren't you?
What is it? Money, I suppose.
62 THE RAINBOW HoLLiNS. Well, as a matter of fact, if you could let me have an advance of say, two hundred, it would come in mighty handy.
What to read after The Rainbow; a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A E Albert Ellsworth Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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