The Thirteenth Chair; a Play in Three Acts
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Then if ye'll all sit in a circle and hold hands.
Erskine. Hold hands? I'm going to love this.
CAll laugh.) Mason. (Down to chair L. of circle) How shall we sit? I mean do you want us in any particular order ?
Rosalie. Any way at all.
Miss Eastwood, (i.. to Erskine, Mrs. Trentj And he said whose wife.
Will. I'll sit here. (Takes chair and sits in reach of lamp on table r.c.) Rosalie. Any way will do.
(Helen and Mrs. Trent come down l. The Oth- ers sit in a circle form the following order: THE T...HIRTEENTH CHAIR 35 Rosalie, c. ; Crosby l. of Rosalie; Erskine, Miss Standish, Trent, Miss Eastwood, Ma- son, Helen, Mrs. Trent, Standish and Mrs.
Crosby. This brings Wales sitting at c. with his back to the audience. Rosalie directly op- posite up stage, facing him. As they are being seated ad lib. buzz of conversation.) Miss Erskine. I'm to sit next to you, Mr.
Crosby.
Crosby. I've always wanted to hold your hands, my dear. (Sitting in circle.) Mrs. Crosby. Don't trust him, Daisy. (At r. of circle — sits in circle r.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then if ye'll all sit in a circle and hold hands.
Erskine. Hold hands? I'm going to love this.
CAll laugh.) Mason. (Down to chair L. of circle) How shall we sit? I mean do you want us in any particular order ?
Rosalie. Any way at all.
Miss Eastwood, (i.. to Erskine, Mrs. Trentj And he said whose wife.
Will. I'll sit here. (Takes chair and sits in reach of lamp on table r.c.) Rosalie. Any way will do.
(Helen and Mrs. Trent come down l. The Oth- ers sit in a circle form the following order: THE T...HIRTEENTH CHAIR 35 Rosalie, c. ; Crosby l. of Rosalie; Erskine, Miss Standish, Trent, Miss Eastwood, Ma- son, Helen, Mrs. Trent, Standish and Mrs.
Crosby. This brings Wales sitting at c. with his back to the audience. Rosalie directly op- posite up stage, facing him. As they are being seated ad lib. buzz of conversation.) Miss Erskine. I'm to sit next to you, Mr.
Crosby.
Crosby. I've always wanted to hold your hands, my dear. (Sitting in circle.) Mrs. Crosby. Don't trust him, Daisy. (At r. of circle — sits in circle r.
What to read after The Thirteenth Chair; a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Veiller Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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