Washington Square Plays
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HARRIET [weakly]. He is.
HETTY [towering over HARRIET]. He isn't! I'll kill you!
HARRIET [overpowered, sinks into a chair]. Don't--don't--you're strongerthan I--you're---- HETTY. Say he's mine.
HARRIET. He's ours.
HETTY [the telephone rings]. There she is now.
[HETTY hurries to 'phone but HARRIET regains her supremacy. ] HARRIET [authoritatively]. Wait! I can't let the telephone girl downthere hear my real self. It isn't proper. [At 'phone. ] Show Mrs. Caldwell up.
HETTY. I'm so excited, my hea...rt's in my mouth.
HARRIET [at the mirror]. A nice state you've put my nerves into.
HETTY. Don't let her see you're nervous.
HARRIET. *Quick, put the veil on, or she'll see you shining through me. [HARRIET takes a scarf of chiffon that has been lying over the back of achair and drapes it on HETTY, covering her face. The chiffon is the samecolor of their gowns but paler in shade so that it pales HETTY'S darkergown to match HARRIET'S lighter one. As HETTY moves in the followingscene the chiffon falls away revealing now and then the gown of deeperdye underneath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HARRIET [weakly]. He is.
HETTY [towering over HARRIET]. He isn't! I'll kill you!
HARRIET [overpowered, sinks into a chair]. Don't--don't--you're strongerthan I--you're---- HETTY. Say he's mine.
HARRIET. He's ours.
HETTY [the telephone rings]. There she is now.
[HETTY hurries to 'phone but HARRIET regains her supremacy. ] HARRIET [authoritatively]. Wait! I can't let the telephone girl downthere hear my real self. It isn't proper. [At 'phone. ] Show Mrs. Caldwell up.
HETTY. I'm so excited, my hea...rt's in my mouth.
HARRIET [at the mirror]. A nice state you've put my nerves into.
HETTY. Don't let her see you're nervous.
HARRIET. *Quick, put the veil on, or she'll see you shining through me. [HARRIET takes a scarf of chiffon that has been lying over the back of achair and drapes it on HETTY, covering her face. The chiffon is the samecolor of their gowns but paler in shade so that it pales HETTY'S darkergown to match HARRIET'S lighter one. As HETTY moves in the followingscene the chiffon falls away revealing now and then the gown of deeperdye underneath.
What to read after Washington Square Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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