Wild Birds a Play in Three Acts
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The same scene about a month and a half later. A Sunday afternoon in full Spring. A bright sun floods the clearing before the SLAG house, the road and the prairie. The prairie is sprinkled with vivid wild flowers.
MRS. SLAG is seated in the barrel rocker darning some heavy socks. Bees hum around the tree over the w ell. MRS. SLAG nods. Her darning egg ivith the sock covering it drops into her lap.
Enter CORIE on the road from the right. She car ries an empty basket. She walks with little animat...ion. Her mouth has a downward droop.
CORIE (irritably) : Maw, wake up!
MRS. SLAG (starting up) : Oh! I did drop off, didn t I? How air you, Corie? You hain t been over fer some days.
CORIE (sitting down on one of the benches) : I air fair enough. I walked over to borrer some eggs. Our n chickens hain t layin, somehow, (she sighs. ) MRS. SLAG: What s the matter, Corie? Hain t Milt provin a good husband to you?
CORIE : Oh, Milt s all right. It s that maw of his n. She drives me crazy. Milt seems to think I oughter love her like I do him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same scene about a month and a half later. A Sunday afternoon in full Spring. A bright sun floods the clearing before the SLAG house, the road and the prairie. The prairie is sprinkled with vivid wild flowers.
MRS. SLAG is seated in the barrel rocker darning some heavy socks. Bees hum around the tree over the w ell. MRS. SLAG nods. Her darning egg ivith the sock covering it drops into her lap.
Enter CORIE on the road from the right. She car ries an empty basket. She walks with little animat...ion. Her mouth has a downward droop.
CORIE (irritably) : Maw, wake up!
MRS. SLAG (starting up) : Oh! I did drop off, didn t I? How air you, Corie? You hain t been over fer some days.
CORIE (sitting down on one of the benches) : I air fair enough. I walked over to borrer some eggs. Our n chickens hain t layin, somehow, (she sighs. ) MRS. SLAG: What s the matter, Corie? Hain t Milt provin a good husband to you?
CORIE : Oh, Milt s all right. It s that maw of his n. She drives me crazy. Milt seems to think I oughter love her like I do him.
What to read after Wild Birds a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan Totheroh to read onlineMoreLess
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