Disenchanted
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Hooroar ! hooroar ! didst ever see t'beat o' thot i (Westing motions all not to reveal his name. Exit Westing.) Mrs. li. Who is this stranger, that has bouglit the flowers at such an enormous price? {feels around) Let me take him by the hand and thank him.
Mother S. He's gone, dear lady, without tell- ing us his name.
Mrs. K. May Heaven reward him.
(Lights down — night is coming on.) MiLLY. {to Mrs. B.) It is beginning to grow dark, dear. Let us go into the hou^e and ])rei)are for the night, {t...o the Laborers) Friends, noble-hearted Eng- lishmen, we will pray for you to-night.
{Exit Laborers, r. & l. back, with hats off.) Mrs. K. Yes; we will pray for them and for the generous stranger. Ned, take my thanks and bles- sings with you as \'ou return to the community. God will surely reward you. Good night.
Ned. Goode noight, friend Missus Anna. Oi'U koom agean, — oi'll koom agean, wi' moore poosies an' mooney for 'ee.
MiLLY. Ned, it isn't everybody that I'd let kiss me, — not by five cents' worth of dudes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hooroar ! hooroar ! didst ever see t'beat o' thot i (Westing motions all not to reveal his name. Exit Westing.) Mrs. li. Who is this stranger, that has bouglit the flowers at such an enormous price? {feels around) Let me take him by the hand and thank him.
Mother S. He's gone, dear lady, without tell- ing us his name.
Mrs. K. May Heaven reward him.
(Lights down — night is coming on.) MiLLY. {to Mrs. B.) It is beginning to grow dark, dear. Let us go into the hou^e and ])rei)are for the night, {t...o the Laborers) Friends, noble-hearted Eng- lishmen, we will pray for you to-night.
{Exit Laborers, r. & l. back, with hats off.) Mrs. K. Yes; we will pray for them and for the generous stranger. Ned, take my thanks and bles- sings with you as \'ou return to the community. God will surely reward you. Good night.
Ned. Goode noight, friend Missus Anna. Oi'U koom agean, — oi'll koom agean, wi' moore poosies an' mooney for 'ee.
MiLLY. Ned, it isn't everybody that I'd let kiss me, — not by five cents' worth of dudes.
What to read after Disenchanted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Monroe From Old Catalog Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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