The Registered Letter: a Comedy in One Act
The Registered Letter: a Comedy in One Act
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and new.
Ferguson. I swear to make you happy.
Digitized by Google 10 PLAYS FOR PRIVATE ACTING, Hortense. Excuse me.
Ferguson. You doubt me ?
Hortense. No ! no ! [Aside,] How can I get rid ' of him?
Ferguson. All your wishes, all your caprices shall be satisfied . . . You will have riches and luxury . . .
I am rich . . . and in exchange I only ask one thing, that you will place yourself occasionally in profile.
Hortense. What ! again ?
Ferguson. Is it agreed ?
Francine [coming in\ Madam.
Hortens...e. What is it ?
Francine. The treasurer of your society is in the library, and desires to speak to you.
Hortense [aside]. She comes just in time. [ To Fer- guson.] Excuse me, sir.
Ferguson. And your answer ?
Hortense. I told you I sent it to the mail.
Ferguson. Favorable? [getting excited.] If it is not ! I am capable of . . .
Hortense. No... return to your hotel... you will be satisfied. [To Francine in a loiv voice.] Get him out of the house as soon as you can, and never let him in again on any pretense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and new.
Ferguson. I swear to make you happy.
Digitized by Google 10 PLAYS FOR PRIVATE ACTING, Hortense. Excuse me.
Ferguson. You doubt me ?
Hortense. No ! no ! [Aside,] How can I get rid ' of him?
Ferguson. All your wishes, all your caprices shall be satisfied . . . You will have riches and luxury . . .
I am rich . . . and in exchange I only ask one thing, that you will place yourself occasionally in profile.
Hortense. What ! again ?
Ferguson. Is it agreed ?
Francine [coming in\ Madam.
Hortens...e. What is it ?
Francine. The treasurer of your society is in the library, and desires to speak to you.
Hortense [aside]. She comes just in time. [ To Fer- guson.] Excuse me, sir.
Ferguson. And your answer ?
Hortense. I told you I sent it to the mail.
Ferguson. Favorable? [getting excited.] If it is not ! I am capable of . . .
Hortense. No... return to your hotel... you will be satisfied. [To Francine in a loiv voice.] Get him out of the house as soon as you can, and never let him in again on any pretense.
What to read after The Registered Letter: a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bellevue Dramatic Club of Newport, Gustave Droz to read onlineMoreLess
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