Clubbing a Husband, a Comedy in Three Acts for Women's Clubs
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Maud. Oh, yes. "Be a good girl! Run away and plav!" That's all I— Mrs. a. Maud!
Maud (meekly). Yes, mamma. (Exits. At door tuins.
makes face.) Mrs. O. My! that's a big girl for such short dresses.
How old is she?
Mrs. a. Er — yes, Maud is rather large for her age.
T'.ut she's all I have, you know, and we do like to keep them little as long as we can, don't we?
Mrs. O. How old did you say she was?
Mrs. F. (nervously). I do hope I didn't forget to put the cat outdoors before we came. Do you think... I did, mother? Henry would scold me if — Mrs. a. Henry? Scold? Surely, you don't mean that you would let any mere man — Mrs. O. I think pa will attend to it, Cora. He's very 28 CLUF^BING A HUSBAND.
handy about thinking of things. Where's my knitting? I must finish pa's stockings. (Kfiits.) Belle enters, follozved by Mrs. Whitney.
Belle. Heah am Mrs. Whitney. (Exit Belle.) Mrs. a. (rises to meet her, with Mrs. N.). Ah! Mrs.
Whitney. I met you when I was here before, didn't I ?
We are not strangers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maud. Oh, yes. "Be a good girl! Run away and plav!" That's all I— Mrs. a. Maud!
Maud (meekly). Yes, mamma. (Exits. At door tuins.
makes face.) Mrs. O. My! that's a big girl for such short dresses.
How old is she?
Mrs. a. Er — yes, Maud is rather large for her age.
T'.ut she's all I have, you know, and we do like to keep them little as long as we can, don't we?
Mrs. O. How old did you say she was?
Mrs. F. (nervously). I do hope I didn't forget to put the cat outdoors before we came. Do you think... I did, mother? Henry would scold me if — Mrs. a. Henry? Scold? Surely, you don't mean that you would let any mere man — Mrs. O. I think pa will attend to it, Cora. He's very 28 CLUF^BING A HUSBAND.
handy about thinking of things. Where's my knitting? I must finish pa's stockings. (Kfiits.) Belle enters, follozved by Mrs. Whitney.
Belle. Heah am Mrs. Whitney. (Exit Belle.) Mrs. a. (rises to meet her, with Mrs. N.). Ah! Mrs.
Whitney. I met you when I was here before, didn't I ?
We are not strangers.
What to read after Clubbing a Husband, a Comedy in Three Acts for Women's Clubs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Painton, Edith F. A. U., B. 1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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