A Tabloid; a Tragic Farce
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(Draws papers towards him, and begins to read, a slight pause. Then gentle knocking is heard on outer door L.c. Sherwood glances up. Knocking repeated. His face begins to show some uneasiness.) Queer ! Some one outside, at this hour. Oh !
(Reassuringli!.) It must be old Bob come back for .something. (Knocking again.) .Unless A TABLOID. 11 {With a quick movement he gets up, extinguishes. pi^pe and goes into hall, turning on light. He opens (^u^ter door. Against the darkness beyond, you see, stan...d- ing on the threshold, an elderly, pale man, shahbi'ty dressed, like a decayed actor. * . ■ ; He looks steadily at Sherwood for a moment, lijithoiti speaking.) Sherwood (sharply). What is it ? W'hat do you want ?
Thorndike. You know.
Sherwood. Oh it's j^ou, is it ? (A slight pause,, then quickly) Come in.
Thorndike [entering). That's better. That's more hke your friendly, hospitable self, Mr. Sherwood.
I felt sure you'd be glad to see me.
Sherwood (follows him into room, after closing outer, door).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Draws papers towards him, and begins to read, a slight pause. Then gentle knocking is heard on outer door L.c. Sherwood glances up. Knocking repeated. His face begins to show some uneasiness.) Queer ! Some one outside, at this hour. Oh !
(Reassuringli!.) It must be old Bob come back for .something. (Knocking again.) .Unless A TABLOID. 11 {With a quick movement he gets up, extinguishes. pi^pe and goes into hall, turning on light. He opens (^u^ter door. Against the darkness beyond, you see, stan...d- ing on the threshold, an elderly, pale man, shahbi'ty dressed, like a decayed actor. * . ■ ; He looks steadily at Sherwood for a moment, lijithoiti speaking.) Sherwood (sharply). What is it ? W'hat do you want ?
Thorndike. You know.
Sherwood. Oh it's j^ou, is it ? (A slight pause,, then quickly) Come in.
Thorndike [entering). That's better. That's more hke your friendly, hospitable self, Mr. Sherwood.
I felt sure you'd be glad to see me.
Sherwood (follows him into room, after closing outer, door).
What to read after A Tabloid; a Tragic Farce?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eckersley, Arthur. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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