Wisconsin Plays, Second Series; Original One-Act Plays From the Repertory of the Wisconsin Dramatic Society
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And the week before, "Mrs. Wiggs" was here, such a sweet wholesome piece: CORNELIA [Mildly.] Really?
MRS. OMAN Of course Bernhardt is coming to-morrow, in some of her awful French plays, you wouldn't care for those, I suppose?
ELECTA I don't know . . . perhaps not , . .
CORNELIA She is famous.
ELECTA Ydu didn't think of going yourself?
MRS. OMAN Mr. Oman refused to take me. Not that we aren't old enough to stand anything, but he doesn't want daughter to go; and besides, he likes to be amused at... the theatre and he hates those dread- ful, sensational pieces and in a foreign tongue.
48 WISCONSIN PLAYS CORNELIA I suppose men do.
ELECTA We wondered . . .
MRS. OMAN You don't mean you would like to see her?
CORNELIA You see our father used to tell us a great deal about Paris.
ELECTA He went there in 1847.
CORNELIA When Louis Philippe was king.
ELECTA And we have longed to go there all our lives.
CORNELIA And we thought to see one of these plays would be something like going.
ELECTA In a way it would, be quite instructive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the week before, "Mrs. Wiggs" was here, such a sweet wholesome piece: CORNELIA [Mildly.] Really?
MRS. OMAN Of course Bernhardt is coming to-morrow, in some of her awful French plays, you wouldn't care for those, I suppose?
ELECTA I don't know . . . perhaps not , . .
CORNELIA She is famous.
ELECTA Ydu didn't think of going yourself?
MRS. OMAN Mr. Oman refused to take me. Not that we aren't old enough to stand anything, but he doesn't want daughter to go; and besides, he likes to be amused at... the theatre and he hates those dread- ful, sensational pieces and in a foreign tongue.
48 WISCONSIN PLAYS CORNELIA I suppose men do.
ELECTA We wondered . . .
MRS. OMAN You don't mean you would like to see her?
CORNELIA You see our father used to tell us a great deal about Paris.
ELECTA He went there in 1847.
CORNELIA When Louis Philippe was king.
ELECTA And we have longed to go there all our lives.
CORNELIA And we thought to see one of these plays would be something like going.
ELECTA In a way it would, be quite instructive.
What to read after Wisconsin Plays, Second Series; Original One-Act Plays From the Repertory of the Wisconsin Dramatic Society?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Howard Mumford, 1892-1980 to read onlineMoreLess
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