The Sun Chaser a Play in Four Acts
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) OLD JOE He s dreaming he s going somewhere. If he d only go! (He leans over and looks in his face. ) MACK Aye, man, but how can he go anywhere? SUN CHASER (in his drunken sleep) The sun! The sun!
HARDING You d think he d be warm enough without this continual calling for the sun!
(Avoiding the attention of all, Old Joe turns and goes stealthily to the upright where the axes and mallets hang, takes down a big wooden mallet, and tiptoes back. ) 74 THE SUN CHASER MACK (taking another glass) Tis a... world maist too strange for under standing! (Old Joe lifts the mallet over the Sun Chaser s head and is about to strike. Mack turns suddenly and sees Old Joe with the mallet raised. ) Stop, man!
(The mallet crashes to the floor and Old Joe sinks back on a chair. Mack covers him as steps are heard on the porch and the stamping of feet. The door opens y the lamps suck and flare in the draught of the storm, and, still shaking himself y Stephen Short enters. ) MACK (soberly) Merry Christmas to ye, Stephen Short!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) OLD JOE He s dreaming he s going somewhere. If he d only go! (He leans over and looks in his face. ) MACK Aye, man, but how can he go anywhere? SUN CHASER (in his drunken sleep) The sun! The sun!
HARDING You d think he d be warm enough without this continual calling for the sun!
(Avoiding the attention of all, Old Joe turns and goes stealthily to the upright where the axes and mallets hang, takes down a big wooden mallet, and tiptoes back. ) 74 THE SUN CHASER MACK (taking another glass) Tis a... world maist too strange for under standing! (Old Joe lifts the mallet over the Sun Chaser s head and is about to strike. Mack turns suddenly and sees Old Joe with the mallet raised. ) Stop, man!
(The mallet crashes to the floor and Old Joe sinks back on a chair. Mack covers him as steps are heard on the porch and the stamping of feet. The door opens y the lamps suck and flare in the draught of the storm, and, still shaking himself y Stephen Short enters. ) MACK (soberly) Merry Christmas to ye, Stephen Short!
What to read after The Sun Chaser a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeannette Marks to read onlineMoreLess
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