The Spell of the Image a Comedy in a Prologue And Three Acts for Ten Men And Ten Women
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And that's all, Mr. Harlan. After Dwyer had promised to break the machinery so that the presses wouldn't work, Miss Farr and Mr. Carter left him — and — then — all of a sudden, Dwyer turned back and saw me. Honest, Miss Kitty, I couldn't help his catching me — he's bigger — and — Kitty. Of course you couldn't Ted. What happened next ?
Ted. He locked me up — and I stayed there — hours and hours and hours. And when he let me out — 'twas too late to save the presses.
Carter {angrily). And it's for... this trumped up story of an office boy that you dragged me out here.
John. You forget, Mr. Carter, — it was your own sug- gestion that we come here to interview Mr. Dunbar.
Carter. And where is Dunbar?
THE SPELL OF THE IMAGE 63 John. I explained to you that exhaustion, anxiety and a slight accident to his hand demanded a good night's rest.
We brought him out here to be quiet and when you insisted upon accompanying me, I did not promise that he would be awake.
Carter. Then he must be wakened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And that's all, Mr. Harlan. After Dwyer had promised to break the machinery so that the presses wouldn't work, Miss Farr and Mr. Carter left him — and — then — all of a sudden, Dwyer turned back and saw me. Honest, Miss Kitty, I couldn't help his catching me — he's bigger — and — Kitty. Of course you couldn't Ted. What happened next ?
Ted. He locked me up — and I stayed there — hours and hours and hours. And when he let me out — 'twas too late to save the presses.
Carter {angrily). And it's for... this trumped up story of an office boy that you dragged me out here.
John. You forget, Mr. Carter, — it was your own sug- gestion that we come here to interview Mr. Dunbar.
Carter. And where is Dunbar?
THE SPELL OF THE IMAGE 63 John. I explained to you that exhaustion, anxiety and a slight accident to his hand demanded a good night's rest.
We brought him out here to be quiet and when you insisted upon accompanying me, I did not promise that he would be awake.
Carter. Then he must be wakened.
What to read after The Spell of the Image a Comedy in a Prologue And Three Acts for Ten Men And Ten Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsey Barbee to read onlineMoreLess
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