Theft
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_) Get up.
(_Hesitates and thinks. _) No; go on. She might listen to you.
{Margaret} (_Attempting to raise her mother. _) Don't, mother, don't. Pleaseget up.
(_Mrs. Starkweather resists her hysterically. _) You don'tunderstand, mother. Please, please, get up.
{Mrs. Starkweather} Madge, I, your mother, implore you, on my bended knees. Give upthe papers to your father, and I shall forget all I have heard. Think of the family name. I don't believe it, not a word ofit; but think of the shame and di...sgrace. Think of me. Think ofConnie, your sister. Think of Tommy. You'll have your father ina terrible state. And you'll kill me. (_Moaning and rolling herhead. _) I'm going to be sick. I know I am going to be sick.
{Margaret} (_Bending over mother and raising her, while Connie comes acrossstage to help support mother. _) Mother, you do not understand. More is at stake than the good name of the family or--(_Lookingat Rutland. _)--God. You speak of Connie and Tommy. There are twomillions of Connies and Tommys working as child laborers in theUnited States to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_) Get up.
(_Hesitates and thinks. _) No; go on. She might listen to you.
{Margaret} (_Attempting to raise her mother. _) Don't, mother, don't. Pleaseget up.
(_Mrs. Starkweather resists her hysterically. _) You don'tunderstand, mother. Please, please, get up.
{Mrs. Starkweather} Madge, I, your mother, implore you, on my bended knees. Give upthe papers to your father, and I shall forget all I have heard. Think of the family name. I don't believe it, not a word ofit; but think of the shame and di...sgrace. Think of me. Think ofConnie, your sister. Think of Tommy. You'll have your father ina terrible state. And you'll kill me. (_Moaning and rolling herhead. _) I'm going to be sick. I know I am going to be sick.
{Margaret} (_Bending over mother and raising her, while Connie comes acrossstage to help support mother. _) Mother, you do not understand. More is at stake than the good name of the family or--(_Lookingat Rutland. _)--God. You speak of Connie and Tommy. There are twomillions of Connies and Tommys working as child laborers in theUnited States to-day.
What to read after Theft?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by London Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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