Turning the Tables. a Farce, in One Act
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A wager. There again !
Jack. And one word for all ; I must take the whole of that upon myself, or I have nothing to do with the business.
Edgar. Well, Jack, we withdraw our share in the Slakes, so the ten guineas will be your's.
Jack, {aside) A good morning's work. — Now pre- pare to split your sides, {strutting forward) Html hem ! — sir, I am proud to welcome you to Uxbridge.
(strikes him on the shoulder) Bum/is. Sir, you are very polite, I'm sure, (a/i- fiears to shrink under the blow, and ru...bs his shoulder) Jack, {to the others) Did you mark that ? — Your TURNING THE lAlJLES. 23 hand, Bumps. (Bumps ^/x'fs him his hand awkwardly and hastily withdraws it) Powder and smoke ! (to the others) Keep your eye on me. — Gunpowder and smoke ! (Bumps darks away from him) Is that your ■way of giving; ynur hand to the oldest friend of your family. Your hand, Bumps, (looks towards (he others and laughs.) Bumps. O, if you are a friend of our family, that is a different thing.
Jack, (to the others) I've made the noodle believe I'm a friend of his family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A wager. There again !
Jack. And one word for all ; I must take the whole of that upon myself, or I have nothing to do with the business.
Edgar. Well, Jack, we withdraw our share in the Slakes, so the ten guineas will be your's.
Jack, {aside) A good morning's work. — Now pre- pare to split your sides, {strutting forward) Html hem ! — sir, I am proud to welcome you to Uxbridge.
(strikes him on the shoulder) Bum/is. Sir, you are very polite, I'm sure, (a/i- fiears to shrink under the blow, and ru...bs his shoulder) Jack, {to the others) Did you mark that ? — Your TURNING THE lAlJLES. 23 hand, Bumps. (Bumps ^/x'fs him his hand awkwardly and hastily withdraws it) Powder and smoke ! (to the others) Keep your eye on me. — Gunpowder and smoke ! (Bumps darks away from him) Is that your ■way of giving; ynur hand to the oldest friend of your family. Your hand, Bumps, (looks towards (he others and laughs.) Bumps. O, if you are a friend of our family, that is a different thing.
Jack, (to the others) I've made the noodle believe I'm a friend of his family.
What to read after Turning the Tables. a Farce, in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poole, John, 1786?-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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