Three Plays
Three Plays
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Eat? Yes! Work? No!!
(The game starts. A period of silence in which they indicate their concentration by frowns, cautious moves, head scratching. GOOD BLACK is pointing his index finger over the board indicating moves. He wig-wags, starts to move, scratches his head thoroughly, changes his mind and fools around without moving) CliffertPolice! Police! Come here and make dis man move!
Good BlackAw, I got plenty moves. (Scratches his head)Jus' tryin' to see which one I want to make. But when I... do move, it'sgointer be just too bad for you.
(A guitar is heard off stage and Cliffert brightens. He cups his hand and calls) CliffertHey Lonnie! Come here! Ha, ha, ha! I got me a fish. (Enter LONNIE picking "East Coast" on his box and stands watching the game. He ceases to play as he stops walking)Ha, ha! You see ol' Good Black goes for a hard guy. He tries to knowmore than a mule and a mule's head longer'n his'n. Ha, ha! I set a trapfor him and he fell right in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eat? Yes! Work? No!!
(The game starts. A period of silence in which they indicate their concentration by frowns, cautious moves, head scratching. GOOD BLACK is pointing his index finger over the board indicating moves. He wig-wags, starts to move, scratches his head thoroughly, changes his mind and fools around without moving) CliffertPolice! Police! Come here and make dis man move!
Good BlackAw, I got plenty moves. (Scratches his head)Jus' tryin' to see which one I want to make. But when I... do move, it'sgointer be just too bad for you.
(A guitar is heard off stage and Cliffert brightens. He cups his hand and calls) CliffertHey Lonnie! Come here! Ha, ha, ha! I got me a fish. (Enter LONNIE picking "East Coast" on his box and stands watching the game. He ceases to play as he stops walking)Ha, ha! You see ol' Good Black goes for a hard guy. He tries to knowmore than a mule and a mule's head longer'n his'n. Ha, ha! I set a trapfor him and he fell right in it.
What to read after Three Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zora Neale Hurston to read onlineMoreLess
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