The Rector a Play in One Act
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Allow me, if you ll sit down.
MRS. MUNSEY. Oh ! thank you, thank you. You re so good. It does seem nice to have a man do things for you. Mother says I m spoiled. Dickie spoiled me. Poor dear Dick ! (putting Jier handkerchief to her eyes) MR. HERR. (rising) There.
MRS. MUNSEY. Oh, thank you ! This heel doesn t seem quite on. (Mil. HERBESFOB D kneels again) The snow makes them stick so. Oh ! (losing her balance and put ting her hand on MR. HERRESFORD S shoulder) Mother says I ought to wear arctic...s but I can t bear them. They make your feet look so big, don t they, Miss Trimball? (to MR. HERR. ) Don t forget you re coming to have a cup of tea with mother and me Tuesday at five, you know. We shall be so heartbroken if you do. Mother is so fonc( of you, you know. And dear me, der me, how dreadful ! I ve forgotten, why, I never could have gone home without it I ve forgotten to give you mother s love, and she sent it so carefully. Do forgive me. I m so sorry. I meant to of course. But I haven t much of a mind, you know, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allow me, if you ll sit down.
MRS. MUNSEY. Oh ! thank you, thank you. You re so good. It does seem nice to have a man do things for you. Mother says I m spoiled. Dickie spoiled me. Poor dear Dick ! (putting Jier handkerchief to her eyes) MR. HERR. (rising) There.
MRS. MUNSEY. Oh, thank you ! This heel doesn t seem quite on. (Mil. HERBESFOB D kneels again) The snow makes them stick so. Oh ! (losing her balance and put ting her hand on MR. HERRESFORD S shoulder) Mother says I ought to wear arctic...s but I can t bear them. They make your feet look so big, don t they, Miss Trimball? (to MR. HERR. ) Don t forget you re coming to have a cup of tea with mother and me Tuesday at five, you know. We shall be so heartbroken if you do. Mother is so fonc( of you, you know. And dear me, der me, how dreadful ! I ve forgotten, why, I never could have gone home without it I ve forgotten to give you mother s love, and she sent it so carefully. Do forgive me. I m so sorry. I meant to of course. But I haven t much of a mind, you know, Mr.
What to read after The Rector a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Crothers to read onlineMoreLess
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