Why Smith Left Home An Original Farce in Three Acts
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(to Mrs. S.) What can we do?
Mrs. S. (above door) Be quiet and overhear all we can.
Digitized by Google 74 WHY SMITH LEFT HOME.
(Mrs. S. loohs through transom and Mrs. B. through keyhole.) General. And now I will tell you something because you are ze good fellow like me and wilf nosing tell like me. ^ Smith. If it's anything you want kept quiet, General, you can depend on me.
General, {still seated at table) The servants are going to give a party here to-night.
(Mrs. S. and Mrs. B. looking at e...ach other.) Smith, (l.) Here?
General. Yes, sure. Ze family go out, zen say have ze house all to themselves. It is ze good (Mrs. B. and Mrs. S. look at each other and npd their heads,) Smith. Yes, (rising) I should say it was a good thing.
General, (rising) And I shall be zere.
(Mrs. B., nodding, indicating '^ we understand you/') Smith. You? (Both come down in frotii of table) General. Yes, I have it all feexed wiz zat maid.
She will be dressed (describes dress) as the night.
The evening star in the hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(to Mrs. S.) What can we do?
Mrs. S. (above door) Be quiet and overhear all we can.
Digitized by Google 74 WHY SMITH LEFT HOME.
(Mrs. S. loohs through transom and Mrs. B. through keyhole.) General. And now I will tell you something because you are ze good fellow like me and wilf nosing tell like me. ^ Smith. If it's anything you want kept quiet, General, you can depend on me.
General, {still seated at table) The servants are going to give a party here to-night.
(Mrs. S. and Mrs. B. looking at e...ach other.) Smith, (l.) Here?
General. Yes, sure. Ze family go out, zen say have ze house all to themselves. It is ze good (Mrs. B. and Mrs. S. look at each other and npd their heads,) Smith. Yes, (rising) I should say it was a good thing.
General, (rising) And I shall be zere.
(Mrs. B., nodding, indicating '^ we understand you/') Smith. You? (Both come down in frotii of table) General. Yes, I have it all feexed wiz zat maid.
She will be dressed (describes dress) as the night.
The evening star in the hair.
What to read after Why Smith Left Home An Original Farce in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broadhurst George Howells to read onlineMoreLess
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