A Lawyer's Trials; a Farce ..
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That settles it ! That is the end ; the very end !
The next woman who enters my office, leaves it before she can state her business. I believe every woman in this con- founded building is, under one guise or another, seeking charity. But no other need hope to find me willing to give faith to her story. That last bill was the last in very truth.
{Puts hand in trousers pocket, and takes out a few small coins) I have exactly twenty-five cents in change — all my available assets. Hardly enough with... which to buy a decent lunch.
Dorothy ! Dorothy ! Why did you get me into this scrape?
{Someone knocks at the door. Coke evidently does riot hear it.) Coke {continuing). If you keep on at this rate, I shall never be able to ask you to marry me.
{Knocking continues. Woman's voice heard, "Anybody in?").
Coke. Now, that's another woman. I'll not let her in.
{Sits at a desk.) Keep at it. I'll not hear you.
{Knocking continuous) Coke. {Writes. Knocking grows more vigorous). You'll get tired after awhile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That settles it ! That is the end ; the very end !
The next woman who enters my office, leaves it before she can state her business. I believe every woman in this con- founded building is, under one guise or another, seeking charity. But no other need hope to find me willing to give faith to her story. That last bill was the last in very truth.
{Puts hand in trousers pocket, and takes out a few small coins) I have exactly twenty-five cents in change — all my available assets. Hardly enough with... which to buy a decent lunch.
Dorothy ! Dorothy ! Why did you get me into this scrape?
{Someone knocks at the door. Coke evidently does riot hear it.) Coke {continuing). If you keep on at this rate, I shall never be able to ask you to marry me.
{Knocking continues. Woman's voice heard, "Anybody in?").
Coke. Now, that's another woman. I'll not let her in.
{Sits at a desk.) Keep at it. I'll not hear you.
{Knocking continuous) Coke. {Writes. Knocking grows more vigorous). You'll get tired after awhile.
What to read after A Lawyer's Trials; a Farce ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drovin, George Albert, 1874- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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