When the Whirlwind Blows a Play in One Act
When the Whirlwind Blows a Play in One Act
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ANNA. Don't pretend it's not in your mind. That list of names you wanted to get hold of is there, in that valise. (Pointing. ) It must be, or why should she be anxious not to leave it?
Jos. I wish the fool hadn't come here !
ANNA (viciously). I wish it too! I wish she'd stopped at home, to meet the guests who are com- ing! (She goes over to JOSEFA. ) Listen! Are you going to tell her what is to happen to-night?
Jos. (troubled). I don't know.
ANNA. Why should you? There's no need! Her horse can'...t go on ; she'll have to return and get another. That'll stop her making trouble about these (She draws the pearls half out of her dress. ) forever. You shall get your share. Isn't she one of the class we want to wipe out?
Jos. (irresolute). There's an ugly death for everyone whose name is on that paper. Elizabeth Androya is not a bad woman ANNA. They're all alike. Some big robber steals from a little robber. Then he sits quiet and hopes no one will notice. And in fifty years they're talking about " Divine Rights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANNA. Don't pretend it's not in your mind. That list of names you wanted to get hold of is there, in that valise. (Pointing. ) It must be, or why should she be anxious not to leave it?
Jos. I wish the fool hadn't come here !
ANNA (viciously). I wish it too! I wish she'd stopped at home, to meet the guests who are com- ing! (She goes over to JOSEFA. ) Listen! Are you going to tell her what is to happen to-night?
Jos. (troubled). I don't know.
ANNA. Why should you? There's no need! Her horse can'...t go on ; she'll have to return and get another. That'll stop her making trouble about these (She draws the pearls half out of her dress. ) forever. You shall get your share. Isn't she one of the class we want to wipe out?
Jos. (irresolute). There's an ugly death for everyone whose name is on that paper. Elizabeth Androya is not a bad woman ANNA. They're all alike. Some big robber steals from a little robber. Then he sits quiet and hopes no one will notice. And in fifty years they're talking about " Divine Rights.
What to read after When the Whirlwind Blows a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Essex Dane to read onlineMoreLess
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