Young America a Play in Three Acts
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Because I opposed it.
MRS. D. (wounded) Oh, Jack, Jack !
DORAY. You knew I didn't want him. Why did you bring him here?
MRS. D. Because I wanted to help him.
DORAY. Help him! Your motive was all right, but your method was all wrong. Why didn't you let someone else help him?
MRS. D. (placing the plates) Someone else?
DORAY. Yes, you didn't have to do it. (crosses to window seat up L. ) MRS. D. If I didn't know you dear, I might think you very, very selfish.
DORAY. (sarcastically) Selfish? Ha! Ha...! Ha! Are you setting that table for three? (crossing c. ) MRS. (as she places third plate) Yes, dear.
DORAY. (goes to table) Well, we'll just take off one of those plates, (takes third plate from table) I'll either eat without that kid or I won't eat at all.
MRS. D. Now please, Jack, don't act this way.
DORAY. I tell you I won't eat with that kid, that settles it. (goes toward buffet with plate) 92 YOUNG AMEEICA MRS. D. Very well, dear, just as you say. (starts for R. Stairs) DORAY. Where are you going?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because I opposed it.
MRS. D. (wounded) Oh, Jack, Jack !
DORAY. You knew I didn't want him. Why did you bring him here?
MRS. D. Because I wanted to help him.
DORAY. Help him! Your motive was all right, but your method was all wrong. Why didn't you let someone else help him?
MRS. D. (placing the plates) Someone else?
DORAY. Yes, you didn't have to do it. (crosses to window seat up L. ) MRS. D. If I didn't know you dear, I might think you very, very selfish.
DORAY. (sarcastically) Selfish? Ha! Ha...! Ha! Are you setting that table for three? (crossing c. ) MRS. (as she places third plate) Yes, dear.
DORAY. (goes to table) Well, we'll just take off one of those plates, (takes third plate from table) I'll either eat without that kid or I won't eat at all.
MRS. D. Now please, Jack, don't act this way.
DORAY. I tell you I won't eat with that kid, that settles it. (goes toward buffet with plate) 92 YOUNG AMEEICA MRS. D. Very well, dear, just as you say. (starts for R. Stairs) DORAY. Where are you going?
What to read after Young America a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Ballard to read onlineMoreLess
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