The Sleeping Car, And Other Farces
The Sleeping Car, And Other Farces
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It was long before the cow. Do you remember that first morning after you arrived " — She drags him close to the register, so that every word may tell upon the envious Grinnidge, on whose manifestations of acute despair, a rapid curtain descends.
THE ELEVATOR.
FAROE.
THE ELEVATOR.
I.
Scene : Through the curtained doorway of Mrs.
Edward Roberta? 8 pretty drawing-room, in Hotel Bellingham, shows the snowy and gleaming array of a table set for dinner, under the dim light of gas-burners turned low. ...An air of expectancy pervades the place, and the uneasi- ness of Mr. Roberts, in evening dress, expresses something more as he turns from a glance into the dining-room, and still holding the porti&re with one hand, takes out his watch with the other.
Mr. Roberts to Mrs. Roberts entering the draw- ing-room from regions beyond : " My dear, it's six o'clock. What can have become of your aunt ? " Mrs. Roberts, with a little anxiety : " That was just what I was going to ask. She's never late ; and the children are quite heart-broken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was long before the cow. Do you remember that first morning after you arrived " — She drags him close to the register, so that every word may tell upon the envious Grinnidge, on whose manifestations of acute despair, a rapid curtain descends.
THE ELEVATOR.
FAROE.
THE ELEVATOR.
I.
Scene : Through the curtained doorway of Mrs.
Edward Roberta? 8 pretty drawing-room, in Hotel Bellingham, shows the snowy and gleaming array of a table set for dinner, under the dim light of gas-burners turned low. ...An air of expectancy pervades the place, and the uneasi- ness of Mr. Roberts, in evening dress, expresses something more as he turns from a glance into the dining-room, and still holding the porti&re with one hand, takes out his watch with the other.
Mr. Roberts to Mrs. Roberts entering the draw- ing-room from regions beyond : " My dear, it's six o'clock. What can have become of your aunt ? " Mrs. Roberts, with a little anxiety : " That was just what I was going to ask. She's never late ; and the children are quite heart-broken.
What to read after The Sleeping Car, And Other Farces?
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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