The Waldies a Play in Four Acts
The Waldies a Play in Four Acts
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HAN. Won't you sit down, Mr Ross ?
ROSS. Thank you.
They both sit down. ROSS hesitates.
HAN. [nervously. ] Was it something about your meetings ?
ROSS. No. It was about [He hesitates. ] HAN. [anxiously. ] Not the ring ?
ROSS. Yes. I think I've seen it.
HAN. [springing to her feet. ] Seen it ! Where?
ROSS, [getting up. ] I don't know that it was the ring, Miss Waldie, I was only told so.
HAN. By whom ?
ROSS. A man Pritchard.
E 66 THE WALDIES [ACT in HAN. I knew it, I knew it ! Oh, what must you ...think of us, Mr Ross ! But my father knew nothing about it ; he didn't, indeed.
ROSS, [startled. ] Did you ?
HAN. No, no ; I only suspected, and as soon as you had gone, I asked Aleck and he denied it over and over again.
ROSS. What made you suspect ?
HAN. Pritchard had come to mother and me that night. He told us Aleck owed him money.
ROSS, [quickly. ] Did you give him any ?
HAN. No. Mother wanted to, but I wouldn't let her.
ROSS. Ah ! Then Pritchard has a grudge against you. I was sure of it.
HAN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HAN. Won't you sit down, Mr Ross ?
ROSS. Thank you.
They both sit down. ROSS hesitates.
HAN. [nervously. ] Was it something about your meetings ?
ROSS. No. It was about [He hesitates. ] HAN. [anxiously. ] Not the ring ?
ROSS. Yes. I think I've seen it.
HAN. [springing to her feet. ] Seen it ! Where?
ROSS, [getting up. ] I don't know that it was the ring, Miss Waldie, I was only told so.
HAN. By whom ?
ROSS. A man Pritchard.
E 66 THE WALDIES [ACT in HAN. I knew it, I knew it ! Oh, what must you ...think of us, Mr Ross ! But my father knew nothing about it ; he didn't, indeed.
ROSS, [startled. ] Did you ?
HAN. No, no ; I only suspected, and as soon as you had gone, I asked Aleck and he denied it over and over again.
ROSS. What made you suspect ?
HAN. Pritchard had come to mother and me that night. He told us Aleck owed him money.
ROSS, [quickly. ] Did you give him any ?
HAN. No. Mother wanted to, but I wouldn't let her.
ROSS. Ah ! Then Pritchard has a grudge against you. I was sure of it.
HAN.
What to read after The Waldies a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G J George J Hamlen to read onlineMoreLess
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