A Strenuous Life, a Merry Farce in Three Acts
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As a member, you are James Roberts.
James. A member of the faculty secret society?
Tom. Yes. I am Lieutenant Thomas Harring- ton, in charge of the military department. I was delegated to receive you.
James. (Relieved) Oh, you belong to the fac- ulty !
Tom. (Bracing up) Yes. I receive you into our organization.
James. But — but — I — I — don't understand.
Tom. Oh, but you will. First: We have a Rob- erts Society here, to which every member of the fac- ulty belongs. Is that clear?
James. (Based) ...Yes. But we don't have one at your rival college — Stanford.
Tom. Well, that's strange!
James. But Tom. Second: You have been invited to join our society. Is that clear?
James. Yes. But Tom. Third: You have been accepted. (Warm- ly) Congratulations, sir; congratulations.
James. (Helplessly) But I — I don't understand.
Tom. (Patronizingly) Never mind, it isn't ex- pected at first. You want to look up a few things, that's all — the grip, the sign, the password, and — and (Inspiration) "Roberts Rules of Order." "Roberts,'* you see, that's where we get our name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a member, you are James Roberts.
James. A member of the faculty secret society?
Tom. Yes. I am Lieutenant Thomas Harring- ton, in charge of the military department. I was delegated to receive you.
James. (Relieved) Oh, you belong to the fac- ulty !
Tom. (Bracing up) Yes. I receive you into our organization.
James. But — but — I — I — don't understand.
Tom. Oh, but you will. First: We have a Rob- erts Society here, to which every member of the fac- ulty belongs. Is that clear?
James. (Based) ...Yes. But we don't have one at your rival college — Stanford.
Tom. Well, that's strange!
James. But Tom. Second: You have been invited to join our society. Is that clear?
James. Yes. But Tom. Third: You have been accepted. (Warm- ly) Congratulations, sir; congratulations.
James. (Helplessly) But I — I don't understand.
Tom. (Patronizingly) Never mind, it isn't ex- pected at first. You want to look up a few things, that's all — the grip, the sign, the password, and — and (Inspiration) "Roberts Rules of Order." "Roberts,'* you see, that's where we get our name.
What to read after A Strenuous Life, a Merry Farce in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Walton Tully to read onlineMoreLess
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