The Wasp a Play in One Act
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GEN. No. Why?
MEL. You picked that up with your left hand.
GEN. Oh, yes. I m so accustomed to keep my hand on, in my pocket, force of habit. That s all. (He looks at her. ) Yes, you re certainly like her, especially the profile.
MEL. The likeness is only skin deep. There s no affinity between me and any Court parasite.
GEN. Oh ho! You have decided views. I m afraid you re not a loyalist.
MEL. (disdainfully). I m not an Imperialist.
GEN. So the poison has infected your little home town, eh? Do t...he ladies of Litova talk politics?
MEL. Who doesn t, these days? (Sets down cup. ) T-kat a wai inett" me ! You asked my name; you haven t told me your own.
GEN. A name means nothing.
MEL. Oh, we see the journals in Litova.
GEN. (starting). Eh?
MEL. (coolly). And you re remarkably like a face I ve seen in the journals, I can t think whose.
GEN. (flattered). The devil!
MEL. I wonder how you come to be here. (Looks at his uniform. ) I think you re a person of importance.
GEN. You flatter me.
MEL. One can alwavs tell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEN. No. Why?
MEL. You picked that up with your left hand.
GEN. Oh, yes. I m so accustomed to keep my hand on, in my pocket, force of habit. That s all. (He looks at her. ) Yes, you re certainly like her, especially the profile.
MEL. The likeness is only skin deep. There s no affinity between me and any Court parasite.
GEN. Oh ho! You have decided views. I m afraid you re not a loyalist.
MEL. (disdainfully). I m not an Imperialist.
GEN. So the poison has infected your little home town, eh? Do t...he ladies of Litova talk politics?
MEL. Who doesn t, these days? (Sets down cup. ) T-kat a wai inett" me ! You asked my name; you haven t told me your own.
GEN. A name means nothing.
MEL. Oh, we see the journals in Litova.
GEN. (starting). Eh?
MEL. (coolly). And you re remarkably like a face I ve seen in the journals, I can t think whose.
GEN. (flattered). The devil!
MEL. I wonder how you come to be here. (Looks at his uniform. ) I think you re a person of importance.
GEN. You flatter me.
MEL. One can alwavs tell.
What to read after The Wasp a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Essex Dane to read onlineMoreLess
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