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(To Margaret) But the charm will be gone.
Amanda. Come, Kezia, Mrs. Berdan ! Let us all go.
(The others go up, chatting and laughing, and exit at left, but Amanda detains Enoch who is fan- ning himself with a red bandanna handker- chief. ) Amanda. (Catching at his arm impatiently) For the land sake, Enoch, put that thing away !
Enoch. (Giving the handkerchief a flourish) What, this ?
Amanda. Yes, that. (JTith a gesture of dis- gust) You make me so ashamed! (They both come down) I have asked and... asked you, when you come to see me to bring a white one.
Enoch. (Diving into an inner pocket) And I did. (Producing it proudly) There it is! See.
Amanda. (Coming farther down) Well, what good does it do tucked away in your pocket? And those ugly old Enoch. (Bringing out a blue one and caressing them both) Amanda, I like those handkerchiefs.
Do you know why?
Amanda. (Turning away front him sharply) I certainly do not.
Enoch. (Following her) I like 'em because they are genuine.
Amanda. Genuine cotton !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(To Margaret) But the charm will be gone.
Amanda. Come, Kezia, Mrs. Berdan ! Let us all go.
(The others go up, chatting and laughing, and exit at left, but Amanda detains Enoch who is fan- ning himself with a red bandanna handker- chief. ) Amanda. (Catching at his arm impatiently) For the land sake, Enoch, put that thing away !
Enoch. (Giving the handkerchief a flourish) What, this ?
Amanda. Yes, that. (JTith a gesture of dis- gust) You make me so ashamed! (They both come down) I have asked and... asked you, when you come to see me to bring a white one.
Enoch. (Diving into an inner pocket) And I did. (Producing it proudly) There it is! See.
Amanda. (Coming farther down) Well, what good does it do tucked away in your pocket? And those ugly old Enoch. (Bringing out a blue one and caressing them both) Amanda, I like those handkerchiefs.
Do you know why?
Amanda. (Turning away front him sharply) I certainly do not.
Enoch. (Following her) I like 'em because they are genuine.
Amanda. Genuine cotton !
What to read after The Romance Hunters ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale, Elizabeth. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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