Thompsons Luck a Tragedy in One Act
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MRS. THOMPSON (nods) Don t you think it s going to be a blizzard?
HOLMES (doubtfully] I don t know.
THOMPSON She s afraid of Thompson s luck. Guess she heard of it before she ever came over here to keep house for me. Wouldn t think she d marry me, would you? (Bitterly, fumbling in his pocket and not looking up. ] Old man and crooked stick!
MRS. THOMPSON Steve!
THOMPSON (laughing, turns to Holmes) Have you seen my boy?
HOLMES Not since yesterday. (Smiling. } Is he grown up? (He looks at Mrs. Tho...mpson, who smiles faintly. } (Thompson going over to cradle, pulls back the quilt a little; although Holmes has followed him, he speaks to himself?) THOMPSON A fine boy! A fine boy! (He gets up?) Thomp son s luck! It never hit me!
HOLMES (dryly) It never does hit more than once, does it?
ii THOMPSON S LUCK THOMPSON (angrily} You believe in it, too, do you?
HOLMES (quietly} Oh, no, I don t believe in any luck. I think, as a man sows, he will reap.
THOMPSON Humph! (Contemptuously. } You think my grandfather was struck by lightning just be cause, after the big tree in the yard was split to kindling, he said, "Now, try Thompson!" HOLMES Well, I don t know.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MRS. THOMPSON (nods) Don t you think it s going to be a blizzard?
HOLMES (doubtfully] I don t know.
THOMPSON She s afraid of Thompson s luck. Guess she heard of it before she ever came over here to keep house for me. Wouldn t think she d marry me, would you? (Bitterly, fumbling in his pocket and not looking up. ] Old man and crooked stick!
MRS. THOMPSON Steve!
THOMPSON (laughing, turns to Holmes) Have you seen my boy?
HOLMES Not since yesterday. (Smiling. } Is he grown up? (He looks at Mrs. Tho...mpson, who smiles faintly. } (Thompson going over to cradle, pulls back the quilt a little; although Holmes has followed him, he speaks to himself?) THOMPSON A fine boy! A fine boy! (He gets up?) Thomp son s luck! It never hit me!
HOLMES (dryly) It never does hit more than once, does it?
ii THOMPSON S LUCK THOMPSON (angrily} You believe in it, too, do you?
HOLMES (quietly} Oh, no, I don t believe in any luck. I think, as a man sows, he will reap.
THOMPSON Humph! (Contemptuously. } You think my grandfather was struck by lightning just be cause, after the big tree in the yard was split to kindling, he said, "Now, try Thompson!" HOLMES Well, I don t know.
What to read after Thompsons Luck a Tragedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Greenwood Grover to read onlineMoreLess
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