Theatricals
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Profit by such a chance. Good-bye !
BERNAL, doubly reluctant now to let her go ; seizing a pretext for detaining and refreshing her.
You've had nothing since breakfast? Models have appetites ! (Bethinking himself, casting about.) They particu- larly depend on their tea.
LADY BASSET.
I particularly depend on mine !
BERNAL.
I think there is some — somewhere or other.
GRACE, pulling herself together.
Then I won't refuse it.
BERNAL, to Lady Basset, invitingly, after he has quickly opened the door o...f the kitchen.
I daresay it's in there. There's something in the nature of a kettle — !
LADY BASSET, aloof, mindful only of her dignity and her clothes.
Shall I call Mr. Ashdown to make it boil ?
GRACE, suddenly reviving, interposing, catching at the occasion to remain.
Let me make it boil ! (with a brightened smile.) I'm all right as soon as I work !
BERNAL, unwilling, protesting, while she eagerly unfastens her mantle.
Work ? Not in your condition !
ACT SECOND 115 GRACE, quite gay.
Isn't it exactly what my condition wants ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Profit by such a chance. Good-bye !
BERNAL, doubly reluctant now to let her go ; seizing a pretext for detaining and refreshing her.
You've had nothing since breakfast? Models have appetites ! (Bethinking himself, casting about.) They particu- larly depend on their tea.
LADY BASSET.
I particularly depend on mine !
BERNAL.
I think there is some — somewhere or other.
GRACE, pulling herself together.
Then I won't refuse it.
BERNAL, to Lady Basset, invitingly, after he has quickly opened the door o...f the kitchen.
I daresay it's in there. There's something in the nature of a kettle — !
LADY BASSET, aloof, mindful only of her dignity and her clothes.
Shall I call Mr. Ashdown to make it boil ?
GRACE, suddenly reviving, interposing, catching at the occasion to remain.
Let me make it boil ! (with a brightened smile.) I'm all right as soon as I work !
BERNAL, unwilling, protesting, while she eagerly unfastens her mantle.
Work ? Not in your condition !
ACT SECOND 115 GRACE, quite gay.
Isn't it exactly what my condition wants ?
What to read after Theatricals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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