The Traveling Salesman a Comedy in Four Acts
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( ROYCE glares at JULIUS and JULIUS exits slowly, stooping and going around the door) BETH. (Crosses to L. , meets ROYCE c. ) I have a telegram for you, Mr. Royce. Collect charges the cashier said I must have your O. K. Before she could pay them.
ROYCE. (He signs the envelope) She s quite a stickler for routine. (As BETH offers the telegram, tries to take her hand) Are you going to forgive me for what I said last night? I ve no excuse, except that I was jealous.
BETH. Jealous? What has given yo...u the right to be jealous ?
ROYCE. Jealousy isn t a matter of right. You promised to walk home with me yesterday afternoon and you went with Blake. I m ashamed to say, I tried to console myself, and I wasn t quite myself last night. Won t you understand and overlook it?
BETH. I suppose I must.
ROYCE. And we are friends again?
BETH. Friends ? I can t rush into friendship, Mr. Royce. (Turning from him, going little to R. ) ROYCE. You wern t so reserved with Blake. (Turning, tearing open envelope, moving to left and 80 THE TRAVELING SALESMAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( ROYCE glares at JULIUS and JULIUS exits slowly, stooping and going around the door) BETH. (Crosses to L. , meets ROYCE c. ) I have a telegram for you, Mr. Royce. Collect charges the cashier said I must have your O. K. Before she could pay them.
ROYCE. (He signs the envelope) She s quite a stickler for routine. (As BETH offers the telegram, tries to take her hand) Are you going to forgive me for what I said last night? I ve no excuse, except that I was jealous.
BETH. Jealous? What has given yo...u the right to be jealous ?
ROYCE. Jealousy isn t a matter of right. You promised to walk home with me yesterday afternoon and you went with Blake. I m ashamed to say, I tried to console myself, and I wasn t quite myself last night. Won t you understand and overlook it?
BETH. I suppose I must.
ROYCE. And we are friends again?
BETH. Friends ? I can t rush into friendship, Mr. Royce. (Turning from him, going little to R. ) ROYCE. You wern t so reserved with Blake. (Turning, tearing open envelope, moving to left and 80 THE TRAVELING SALESMAN.
What to read after The Traveling Salesman a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forbes, James, 1871-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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