The Two Virtues a Comedy in Four Acts
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FREDA. What?
JEFFERY. [Suddenly turning to his paper again. ] Ah let's see.
FREDA. No. Tell me yourself. We've done with the Victim now he has gone to warm himself at the 44 THE TWO VIRTUES kitchen fire. Mr. Panton, I think it's fine of you to have come here to-day.
JEFFERY. I'm beginning to think that myself.
FREDA. Mrs. Jervoise needn't really have worried about her husband's visits to me.
JEFFERY. I know that, of course. But she FREDA. In any event, she need have no cause for worry in the fu...ture. Those visits shall cease.
JEFFERY. [Eagerly. ] They shall ?
FREDA. I give you my word.
JEFFERY. Oh, that's quite too splendid of you !
FREDA. Did you think I'd refuse ?
JEFFERY. I didn't think at all I was simply knocked all of a heap !
FREDA. What did Mrs. Jervoise tell you about me ?
JEFFERY. [Laughing. ] Well it goes on getting madder and madder she employed a detective I FREDA. I know.
JEFFERY. You do ?
FREDA. Yes. She turns out to be an old friend of Miss Exerri's. They had tea together this afternoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FREDA. What?
JEFFERY. [Suddenly turning to his paper again. ] Ah let's see.
FREDA. No. Tell me yourself. We've done with the Victim now he has gone to warm himself at the 44 THE TWO VIRTUES kitchen fire. Mr. Panton, I think it's fine of you to have come here to-day.
JEFFERY. I'm beginning to think that myself.
FREDA. Mrs. Jervoise needn't really have worried about her husband's visits to me.
JEFFERY. I know that, of course. But she FREDA. In any event, she need have no cause for worry in the fu...ture. Those visits shall cease.
JEFFERY. [Eagerly. ] They shall ?
FREDA. I give you my word.
JEFFERY. Oh, that's quite too splendid of you !
FREDA. Did you think I'd refuse ?
JEFFERY. I didn't think at all I was simply knocked all of a heap !
FREDA. What did Mrs. Jervoise tell you about me ?
JEFFERY. [Laughing. ] Well it goes on getting madder and madder she employed a detective I FREDA. I know.
JEFFERY. You do ?
FREDA. Yes. She turns out to be an old friend of Miss Exerri's. They had tea together this afternoon.
What to read after The Two Virtues a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutro Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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