When We Were Twenty-One ; Comedy in Four Acts
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When he was a boy Phyll. Oh, I daresay he was just like other boys as now he is just like other men.
Sir H. (puzzled) I'm referring to Dick.
Phyll. So am I (Sir H. is atout to speak, when Dick calls him sharply, and Sir H. hurries out very perplexed and with his face full of concern. Phyllis stands motionless for a moment, then swiftly presses her hands to her tem- ples,, and cries out.) I won't believe it — it isn't true. How could such a thing be true?
WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE. 35 (The Imp ent...ers in a great state of agitation, looking hurriedly about him — she watches his movements listlessly for a moment.) Lost anything?
Imp. (shortly) No.
(A pause. He glances round the room furtively — she watching him; suddenly a thought flashes into her face, and she gasps.) Phyll. Richard — Dick! (she springs to her feet, pointing at him) You! — you! — Oh, you darling, you darling!
(And, to his intense astonishment, she flings her arms round his neck and hugs him — laughing hysteric- ally) Imp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he was a boy Phyll. Oh, I daresay he was just like other boys as now he is just like other men.
Sir H. (puzzled) I'm referring to Dick.
Phyll. So am I (Sir H. is atout to speak, when Dick calls him sharply, and Sir H. hurries out very perplexed and with his face full of concern. Phyllis stands motionless for a moment, then swiftly presses her hands to her tem- ples,, and cries out.) I won't believe it — it isn't true. How could such a thing be true?
WHEN WE WERE TWENTY-ONE. 35 (The Imp ent...ers in a great state of agitation, looking hurriedly about him — she watches his movements listlessly for a moment.) Lost anything?
Imp. (shortly) No.
(A pause. He glances round the room furtively — she watching him; suddenly a thought flashes into her face, and she gasps.) Phyll. Richard — Dick! (she springs to her feet, pointing at him) You! — you! — Oh, you darling, you darling!
(And, to his intense astonishment, she flings her arms round his neck and hugs him — laughing hysteric- ally) Imp.
What to read after When We Were Twenty-One ; Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Esmond, H. V. (Henry V.), 1869-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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