The Wheel of Life a Play in Three Acts
The Wheel of Life a Play in Three Acts
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. Including accidents.
MACLAREN. Suppose they've sent 'em from Dar- jeeling ?
YEULLAT. It would take them ten days to reach us and we shouldn't be here when they did.
MACLAREN. That's an Irish bull.
YEULLAT. Yes, but it's not funny, when you remember we've barely sixty rounds of ammunition.
MACLAREN. [Staring at the map] I wonder now ... I wonder if some bally idiot who thinks he knows, has sent them from Darjeeling.
YEULLAT. [Shaking his head] No. I telegraphed from Yatung on the seventh that ...your force was cut off north of the Par Chu valley, that I was leaving to try and get in touch with you, and that I'd meet them myself or send word down the valley to meet them. It's three days since I got in here ; that's six clear days since they had the news. If we don't hear from 'em to-morrow I shall be wondering what's happened.
ACT ii THE WHEEL 61 MACLAREN. You don't think YEULLAT. [Quickly] Of course I don't think.
FARAKER comes on from the corridor on the fight. He is in riding kit, but looking rather dilapidated and unlidy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Including accidents.
MACLAREN. Suppose they've sent 'em from Dar- jeeling ?
YEULLAT. It would take them ten days to reach us and we shouldn't be here when they did.
MACLAREN. That's an Irish bull.
YEULLAT. Yes, but it's not funny, when you remember we've barely sixty rounds of ammunition.
MACLAREN. [Staring at the map] I wonder now ... I wonder if some bally idiot who thinks he knows, has sent them from Darjeeling.
YEULLAT. [Shaking his head] No. I telegraphed from Yatung on the seventh that ...your force was cut off north of the Par Chu valley, that I was leaving to try and get in touch with you, and that I'd meet them myself or send word down the valley to meet them. It's three days since I got in here ; that's six clear days since they had the news. If we don't hear from 'em to-morrow I shall be wondering what's happened.
ACT ii THE WHEEL 61 MACLAREN. You don't think YEULLAT. [Quickly] Of course I don't think.
FARAKER comes on from the corridor on the fight. He is in riding kit, but looking rather dilapidated and unlidy.
What to read after The Wheel of Life a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bernard Fagan to read onlineMoreLess
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