Wurzel Flummery a Comedy in One Act
Wurzel Flummery a Comedy in One Act
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Mr. Clifton, I have no interest in the present whereabouts of your uncle, nor in what means he has of overhearing a private conversa- tion between you and myself. But if, as you irrever- WUKZEL-FLUMMERY. 25 ently suggest, lie is listening to us, I should like him to bear this. That, in my opinion, you are not a qualified solicitor at all, that you never had an uncle, and that the whole story of the will and the ridiculous condition attached to it is just the tomfool joke of a man who, by his ow...n admission, wastes most of his time writing unsuccessful farces. And I propose CLIFTON. Pardon my interrupting. But you said farces. Not farces, comedies of a whimsical nature.
CBAWSHAW. Whatever they were, sir, I propose to report the whole matter to the Law Society. And you know your way out, sir.
CLIFTON. Then I am to understand that you refuse the legacy, Mr. Crawshaw ?
CRAWSHAW (startled). What's that ?
CLIFTON. I am to understand that you refuse the fifty thousand pounds ?
CBAWSHAW. If the money is really there, I most certainly do not refuse it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Clifton, I have no interest in the present whereabouts of your uncle, nor in what means he has of overhearing a private conversa- tion between you and myself. But if, as you irrever- WUKZEL-FLUMMERY. 25 ently suggest, lie is listening to us, I should like him to bear this. That, in my opinion, you are not a qualified solicitor at all, that you never had an uncle, and that the whole story of the will and the ridiculous condition attached to it is just the tomfool joke of a man who, by his ow...n admission, wastes most of his time writing unsuccessful farces. And I propose CLIFTON. Pardon my interrupting. But you said farces. Not farces, comedies of a whimsical nature.
CBAWSHAW. Whatever they were, sir, I propose to report the whole matter to the Law Society. And you know your way out, sir.
CLIFTON. Then I am to understand that you refuse the legacy, Mr. Crawshaw ?
CRAWSHAW (startled). What's that ?
CLIFTON. I am to understand that you refuse the fifty thousand pounds ?
CBAWSHAW. If the money is really there, I most certainly do not refuse it.
What to read after Wurzel Flummery a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne Alan Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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