The Typewriter Lady ..
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Carrie stares wildly after her, then puts paper in machine, and begins to write. She makes a fuistake, stops, and is erasing a word, her face close to machine, when Sammy enters R., on hands and knees. He comes dowti C, very quietly, then suddenly pokes his blackenedface up infrotit of Carrie.) Sammy. Boo !
(Carrie shrieks, and rises, scattering papers.) Carrie. Oh, my goodness !
{Slie rushes for the door, C. SamMy, on all fours, chases her, barking. At the door she drops her bag, grabs it up, ...and runs out, c) Sammy {rising, with innocent amazement'). Well, where's that girl goin' so fast? {Grins, and exit, r.) {Enter Prissy, l., with papers, which she lays on desk, l.) Prissy. Now, Miss Cowley, if you'll let me see what you — ■ — {Looks up.) Why, where's the girl gone?
Sammy !
Sammy {appearing r). Yes, ma'am.
Prissy. Where's the young lady gone?
Sammy. What young lady ?
Prissy. Why, the one who was at this desk.
Sammy. Oh, that typewriter lady ? Why, she — she went out.
{Comes down c.) Prissy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carrie stares wildly after her, then puts paper in machine, and begins to write. She makes a fuistake, stops, and is erasing a word, her face close to machine, when Sammy enters R., on hands and knees. He comes dowti C, very quietly, then suddenly pokes his blackenedface up infrotit of Carrie.) Sammy. Boo !
(Carrie shrieks, and rises, scattering papers.) Carrie. Oh, my goodness !
{Slie rushes for the door, C. SamMy, on all fours, chases her, barking. At the door she drops her bag, grabs it up, ...and runs out, c) Sammy {rising, with innocent amazement'). Well, where's that girl goin' so fast? {Grins, and exit, r.) {Enter Prissy, l., with papers, which she lays on desk, l.) Prissy. Now, Miss Cowley, if you'll let me see what you — ■ — {Looks up.) Why, where's the girl gone?
Sammy !
Sammy {appearing r). Yes, ma'am.
Prissy. Where's the young lady gone?
Sammy. What young lady ?
Prissy. Why, the one who was at this desk.
Sammy. Oh, that typewriter lady ? Why, she — she went out.
{Comes down c.) Prissy.
What to read after The Typewriter Lady ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mumford, Edward W. (Edward Warloch), 1868-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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