The Sleeping-Car, a Farce
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No _stranger_ could have been so patientand--and--attentive; and I know that he recognized me from the first, andhe's just kept it up for a joke, so as to surprise us and have a goodlaugh at us when we get to Boston. Of _course_ it's Willis.
MR. ROBERTS (doubtfully). Do you think so, my dear?
MRS. ROBERTS. I _know_ it. Didn't you notice how he looked at yourcard? And I want you to go at once and speak to him, and turn the tableson him.
MR. ROBERTS. I--I'd rather _not_, my dear.
MRS. ROBERTS. Wh...y, Edward, what can you mean?
MR. ROBERTS. He's very violent. Suppose it _shouldn't_ be Willis?
MRS. ROBERTS. Nonsense! It _is_ Willis. Come, let's both go and justtax him with it. He can't deny it, after all he's done for me. [Shepulls her reluctant husband toward THE CALIFORNIAN'S berth, and they eachdraw a curtain. ] Willis!
THE CALIFORNIAN (with plaintive endurance). Well, ma'am?
MRS. ROBERTS (triumphantly). There! I knew it was you all along. Howcould you play such a joke on me?
THE CALIFORNIAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No _stranger_ could have been so patientand--and--attentive; and I know that he recognized me from the first, andhe's just kept it up for a joke, so as to surprise us and have a goodlaugh at us when we get to Boston. Of _course_ it's Willis.
MR. ROBERTS (doubtfully). Do you think so, my dear?
MRS. ROBERTS. I _know_ it. Didn't you notice how he looked at yourcard? And I want you to go at once and speak to him, and turn the tableson him.
MR. ROBERTS. I--I'd rather _not_, my dear.
MRS. ROBERTS. Wh...y, Edward, what can you mean?
MR. ROBERTS. He's very violent. Suppose it _shouldn't_ be Willis?
MRS. ROBERTS. Nonsense! It _is_ Willis. Come, let's both go and justtax him with it. He can't deny it, after all he's done for me. [Shepulls her reluctant husband toward THE CALIFORNIAN'S berth, and they eachdraw a curtain. ] Willis!
THE CALIFORNIAN (with plaintive endurance). Well, ma'am?
MRS. ROBERTS (triumphantly). There! I knew it was you all along. Howcould you play such a joke on me?
THE CALIFORNIAN.
What to read after The Sleeping-Car, a Farce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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