"william", a Farce in One Act
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B. I do hope something will come of this. I'm sure I should go clean crazy if we had to struggle along without money mucli longer. {Enter Jen., door c, with broom and dust' pan. She drops dust -pan and commences to sweep, R. c.) Wheough ! What a dust you are raising ! Move the sofa out of the way.
Jen. Yes, ma'am. {Drops broojn and pushes sofa.) Mrs. B. Don't shove it ! Lift it ! You'll break off that loose leg !
Jen. {tryi?ig to lift end of sofa). It's mighty heavy, ma'am.
{Bell heard.) Mrs. B.... There's the front door-bell. See who it is.
Jen. Yes, ma'am. {Drops sofa and exit, door c.) Mrs. B. {sitting on sofa). I declare, I'm all tired out be- fore we're even half through.
Enter Jen., door c.
6 " WILLIAM Jen. It's a gentleman, ma'am.
Mrs. B. Very well. Show him in. (Rises expectafitly.) Jen. Yes, ma'am.
Enter Alfred Blossom, door C.
y[\\%.^. {disappointed at his appearance'). Ah, yes. You're the waiter. Your establishment is quite prompt. I suppose Mr. Bronson made all arrangements concerning your wages, etc., and all I will say in addition is that your name is to be
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. I do hope something will come of this. I'm sure I should go clean crazy if we had to struggle along without money mucli longer. {Enter Jen., door c, with broom and dust' pan. She drops dust -pan and commences to sweep, R. c.) Wheough ! What a dust you are raising ! Move the sofa out of the way.
Jen. Yes, ma'am. {Drops broojn and pushes sofa.) Mrs. B. Don't shove it ! Lift it ! You'll break off that loose leg !
Jen. {tryi?ig to lift end of sofa). It's mighty heavy, ma'am.
{Bell heard.) Mrs. B.... There's the front door-bell. See who it is.
Jen. Yes, ma'am. {Drops sofa and exit, door c.) Mrs. B. {sitting on sofa). I declare, I'm all tired out be- fore we're even half through.
Enter Jen., door c.
6 " WILLIAM Jen. It's a gentleman, ma'am.
Mrs. B. Very well. Show him in. (Rises expectafitly.) Jen. Yes, ma'am.
Enter Alfred Blossom, door C.
y[\\%.^. {disappointed at his appearance'). Ah, yes. You're the waiter. Your establishment is quite prompt. I suppose Mr. Bronson made all arrangements concerning your wages, etc., and all I will say in addition is that your name is to be
What to read after "william", a Farce in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, W. C. (W. Coleman) to read onlineMoreLess
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