The Spirit of Poland
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Oh, no! it is a week old.
Pan M. " The letter is elder than that. (He opens it smiling.) It is from Tadeusz Bolski. {He looks at Wanda, who pretends no interest.) He says he is well.
W t anda. Why should he not be well ? All is com- fort and prosperity there.
Pan M. And has met his mother.
Wanda. Oh, yes. He will never leave home again. We have seen the last of him.
Pan M. He says he thinks of us often.
Wanda. Thoughts will not save Poland.
Pan M. Wanda — {he looks at her meaningly, but she wil...l not look up) wiser men than he distrust Russia.
Wanda (with indifference). Oh, I am fair to him.
(With change of voice.) Father, read us the news.
(Pan M. opens the paper.) Pan M. (aloud). The Russians (He forgets to read aloud in his excitement, scanning the paper with breathless interest. He beats it with his fist, and then spreads it out again on the table.
Wanda springs to his side to read.) Sebastian (eagerly). Please, sir — the news — have the Russians won a victory?
Wanda. The Russians have been defeated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, no! it is a week old.
Pan M. " The letter is elder than that. (He opens it smiling.) It is from Tadeusz Bolski. {He looks at Wanda, who pretends no interest.) He says he is well.
W t anda. Why should he not be well ? All is com- fort and prosperity there.
Pan M. And has met his mother.
Wanda. Oh, yes. He will never leave home again. We have seen the last of him.
Pan M. He says he thinks of us often.
Wanda. Thoughts will not save Poland.
Pan M. Wanda — {he looks at her meaningly, but she wil...l not look up) wiser men than he distrust Russia.
Wanda (with indifference). Oh, I am fair to him.
(With change of voice.) Father, read us the news.
(Pan M. opens the paper.) Pan M. (aloud). The Russians (He forgets to read aloud in his excitement, scanning the paper with breathless interest. He beats it with his fist, and then spreads it out again on the table.
Wanda springs to his side to read.) Sebastian (eagerly). Please, sir — the news — have the Russians won a victory?
Wanda. The Russians have been defeated.
What to read after The Spirit of Poland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes, Dorothea M to read onlineMoreLess
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