Three Plays for the Australian Stage
Three Plays for the Australian Stage
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THE DOCTOR is youthful, precise, clever-looking. ) BEACH : You can tell me here. It's cooler.
(They come down the steps and sit on the scat. THE DOCTOR remains silent. ) Well, Doctor? What do your colleagues think of Sibyl? She's getting better, isn't she?
DOCTOR : I'm sorry, Mr. Beach, I can't promise that, at present.
BEACH: Not better? Surely?
DOCTOR: Of course, we can never be quite sure. Nature has GALAHAD JONES. 65 her own miracles. But, Mr. Beach, I say seriously it will need a miracle.
...BEACH: You can't mean, Doctor? No. She's all I have.
DOCTOR: I had a consultation this afternoon with the two special- ists the best specialists in Sydney and they agree with me. I'm sorry to say that your daughter cannot live more than three weeks.
(A slight, stifled cry is heard in the summer-house, and SIBYL is seen to rise, and, horror-stricken, lean against the door, listen- ing. ) BEACH: Three weeks? To die? Doctor, oh no! She's so young so full of life!
DOCTOR: It's a case of progressive anaemia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE DOCTOR is youthful, precise, clever-looking. ) BEACH : You can tell me here. It's cooler.
(They come down the steps and sit on the scat. THE DOCTOR remains silent. ) Well, Doctor? What do your colleagues think of Sibyl? She's getting better, isn't she?
DOCTOR : I'm sorry, Mr. Beach, I can't promise that, at present.
BEACH: Not better? Surely?
DOCTOR: Of course, we can never be quite sure. Nature has GALAHAD JONES. 65 her own miracles. But, Mr. Beach, I say seriously it will need a miracle.
...BEACH: You can't mean, Doctor? No. She's all I have.
DOCTOR: I had a consultation this afternoon with the two special- ists the best specialists in Sydney and they agree with me. I'm sorry to say that your daughter cannot live more than three weeks.
(A slight, stifled cry is heard in the summer-house, and SIBYL is seen to rise, and, horror-stricken, lean against the door, listen- ing. ) BEACH: Three weeks? To die? Doctor, oh no! She's so young so full of life!
DOCTOR: It's a case of progressive anaemia.
What to read after Three Plays for the Australian Stage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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