Widower's Houses; An Unpleasant Play
Widower's Houses; An Unpleasant Play
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(Sartorius goes out.) sartorius (outside). Excuse me: I had a word to say to the servant. (Trench is beard replying, €€ Not at all,** Co- kane " Don* t mention it, my dear sir.** Tbe murmur of tbeir voices passes out of bearing. Tbe parlour maid sniffs ; dries her eyes ; goes to one of tbe bookcases / and takes some .
brown paper and a ball of string from a drawer. Sbe puts tbem on tbe table and wrestles with another sob. Blanche comes in, with a jewel box in her bands. Her expression is that o...f a strong and determined woman in an intense passion.
Tbe maid looks at her with a mixture of abject wounded af- fection and bodily terror.) blanche (looking around). Where's my father ?
the parlour maid (tremulously propitiatory). He left word he'd be back directly, miss. I'm sure he won't be long. Here's the paper and string all ready, miss. (Sbe spreads tbe paper on the table.) Can I do the parcel for you, miss?
blanche. No. Mind your own business. (She empties the box on the sheet of brown paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Sartorius goes out.) sartorius (outside). Excuse me: I had a word to say to the servant. (Trench is beard replying, €€ Not at all,** Co- kane " Don* t mention it, my dear sir.** Tbe murmur of tbeir voices passes out of bearing. Tbe parlour maid sniffs ; dries her eyes ; goes to one of tbe bookcases / and takes some .
brown paper and a ball of string from a drawer. Sbe puts tbem on tbe table and wrestles with another sob. Blanche comes in, with a jewel box in her bands. Her expression is that o...f a strong and determined woman in an intense passion.
Tbe maid looks at her with a mixture of abject wounded af- fection and bodily terror.) blanche (looking around). Where's my father ?
the parlour maid (tremulously propitiatory). He left word he'd be back directly, miss. I'm sure he won't be long. Here's the paper and string all ready, miss. (Sbe spreads tbe paper on the table.) Can I do the parcel for you, miss?
blanche. No. Mind your own business. (She empties the box on the sheet of brown paper.
What to read after Widower's Houses; An Unpleasant Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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