Those Dreadful Twins; a Farce Comedy
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Sheriff. Faith, I'm sweatin' like a purpoise — that dinin' room is as hot as an oven. Begorra, there's the mornin' paper. I wonder what's the news. {Sits in chair, with newspaper. ) Lynx. {Coming down.) Hush! Not a word!
Sheriff. Faith, I'm dumb as an oyster about the matter.
Lynx. I have tracked you to this house.
Sheriff. Ye don't say? Begorra, have ye enjoyed yourself?
Lynx. Where is her body?
Sheriff. ^ What's he talkin' about?
Lynx. Where's the bodies of your two — Sheriff. Faith, the mon ...is crazy. I'll have to put him out. {Rising, aside.) Faith, I'm stuck. Somebody must have left their Tuttie Fruth chewing gum on the chair.
( Trying to get loose. ) Lynx. Resistance is useless. I have you in my power.
Sheriff. {Aside.) I should say he had, unless I ruin me best Sunday go-to-meetin' pants by pulling meself loos«.
Lynx. You must come with me.
Sheriff. I'm much obliged to ye, but to tell ye the truth I'd rather stay here; ye see I'm quite stuck on this place.
Lynx. {Aside.) He's t^e coolest rascal I ever saw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sheriff. Faith, I'm sweatin' like a purpoise — that dinin' room is as hot as an oven. Begorra, there's the mornin' paper. I wonder what's the news. {Sits in chair, with newspaper. ) Lynx. {Coming down.) Hush! Not a word!
Sheriff. Faith, I'm dumb as an oyster about the matter.
Lynx. I have tracked you to this house.
Sheriff. Ye don't say? Begorra, have ye enjoyed yourself?
Lynx. Where is her body?
Sheriff. ^ What's he talkin' about?
Lynx. Where's the bodies of your two — Sheriff. Faith, the mon ...is crazy. I'll have to put him out. {Rising, aside.) Faith, I'm stuck. Somebody must have left their Tuttie Fruth chewing gum on the chair.
( Trying to get loose. ) Lynx. Resistance is useless. I have you in my power.
Sheriff. {Aside.) I should say he had, unless I ruin me best Sunday go-to-meetin' pants by pulling meself loos«.
Lynx. You must come with me.
Sheriff. I'm much obliged to ye, but to tell ye the truth I'd rather stay here; ye see I'm quite stuck on this place.
Lynx. {Aside.) He's t^e coolest rascal I ever saw.
What to read after Those Dreadful Twins; a Farce Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, W. C. (W. Coleman) to read onlineMoreLess
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