The Same Man; a Comedy Sketch..
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Then we'll count ten and both open our eyes at the same time.
Ethel. All right, that's fair enough.
Gladys. Let us go over to the window where we'U get a good light on the pictures. ( They go to the window, close their eyes and exchange pictures. They count, slowly at first, then more rapidly, until they have counted ten. • Both girls open their eyes, look closely at the picture, theft with a si^nultaneous cry of astonishment, * ' Gladys I Ethel ! ' ' both drop their hands atid face each other.... Gladys angrily.') How dare you carry Harry's picture in your watch ?
Ethel Qnore angrily). And how dsLve you wear Harold's picture in your locket?
Gladys. You're a mean, hateful thing ! you are jealous be- cause /have a lover. You stole Harry's picture and made up your story just to separate us. Oh ! I'm on to your tricks, Ethel Browne.
Ethel {scornfully). Are you, indeed? No doubt you, yourself, are guilty of the plot of which you accuse me. I have heard it said somewhere that it takes a thief to suspect an hon- est man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we'll count ten and both open our eyes at the same time.
Ethel. All right, that's fair enough.
Gladys. Let us go over to the window where we'U get a good light on the pictures. ( They go to the window, close their eyes and exchange pictures. They count, slowly at first, then more rapidly, until they have counted ten. • Both girls open their eyes, look closely at the picture, theft with a si^nultaneous cry of astonishment, * ' Gladys I Ethel ! ' ' both drop their hands atid face each other.... Gladys angrily.') How dare you carry Harry's picture in your watch ?
Ethel Qnore angrily). And how dsLve you wear Harold's picture in your locket?
Gladys. You're a mean, hateful thing ! you are jealous be- cause /have a lover. You stole Harry's picture and made up your story just to separate us. Oh ! I'm on to your tricks, Ethel Browne.
Ethel {scornfully). Are you, indeed? No doubt you, yourself, are guilty of the plot of which you accuse me. I have heard it said somewhere that it takes a thief to suspect an hon- est man.
What to read after The Same Man; a Comedy Sketch..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coghlan, Lida L[avina], 1860- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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