Contemporary One-Act Plays; With Outline Study of the One-Act Play And Bibliographies
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Delane. I couldn't be rightly siu'e, Sergeant. But sure it's marked on it, unless the clock I have is gone wrong.
Sergeant. It is marked on it. And I have the time I got it marked on my own watch.
Mrs. Delane. Well, now, I wonder none of the police would have followed you with it from the barracks — ^and they with so little to do 130 LADY AUGUSTA GREGORY Sbhgeant. [Looking in at Quikke's shop.] Well, I am sorry to do what I have to do, but duty is duty.
[He ransacks shop. Mhs. Delanb looks on. ...Me. Quirke puts his head out of window.
Mr. Quibke. What is that going on inside? [No answer.] Is there any one inside, I ask .'' [No answer.] It must be that dog of Tannian's — wait till I get at him.
Z Mbs. Dei^ane. It is Sergeant Garden, Mr. Quirke. He would seem to be looking for something [Me. QniBEE appears in shop. Sergeant comes out, makes another dive, taking up sacks, etc.
Mb. Quirke. I'm greatly afraid I am just out of meat. Ser- geant — and I'm sorry now to disoblige you, and you not being in the habit of dealing with me Sebgeant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Delane. I couldn't be rightly siu'e, Sergeant. But sure it's marked on it, unless the clock I have is gone wrong.
Sergeant. It is marked on it. And I have the time I got it marked on my own watch.
Mrs. Delane. Well, now, I wonder none of the police would have followed you with it from the barracks — ^and they with so little to do 130 LADY AUGUSTA GREGORY Sbhgeant. [Looking in at Quikke's shop.] Well, I am sorry to do what I have to do, but duty is duty.
[He ransacks shop. Mhs. Delanb looks on. ...Me. Quirke puts his head out of window.
Mr. Quibke. What is that going on inside? [No answer.] Is there any one inside, I ask .'' [No answer.] It must be that dog of Tannian's — wait till I get at him.
Z Mbs. Dei^ane. It is Sergeant Garden, Mr. Quirke. He would seem to be looking for something [Me. QniBEE appears in shop. Sergeant comes out, makes another dive, taking up sacks, etc.
Mb. Quirke. I'm greatly afraid I am just out of meat. Ser- geant — and I'm sorry now to disoblige you, and you not being in the habit of dealing with me Sebgeant.
What to read after Contemporary One-Act Plays; With Outline Study of the One-Act Play And Bibliographies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis, B. Roland (Benjamin Roland), B. 1884 to read onlineMoreLess
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