John Epps; a Play of M. A. C. in the Days of '71
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Clark — This has been a very significant week, Mrs. Epps.
Mrs. Epps — Oh yes, of course, of course Colonel. . . .Mr. . . .
Mr. Dick, I am so anxious. Does John sleep with his head to the north?
Dick — To the north?. . . .Oh yes, ma'am. He does.
Clark — Why to the north, madam?
Mrs. Epps — Oh, it's very much healthier, so I've read.
Something about the magnetic pole, you know. I always sleep with my head to the north. I have written to John about it several times, but do you know, he never has s...aid anything about it.
Clark — Yes, — well it certainly wouldn't do any harm. I am very sorry, madam, you couldn't have been here for our com- mencement exercises. Twenty-seven graduates — isn't that fine for a first class? And among the honored guests: the Governor of the Commonwealth, the honorable Justin S. Morrill, our own Marshall P. Wilder, and Professor Louis Agassiz, possibly the foremost zoologist in the world. It was indeed a notable occasion.
Mrs, Epps — Yes indeed, I am sure it must have been, Colonel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clark — This has been a very significant week, Mrs. Epps.
Mrs. Epps — Oh yes, of course, of course Colonel. . . .Mr. . . .
Mr. Dick, I am so anxious. Does John sleep with his head to the north?
Dick — To the north?. . . .Oh yes, ma'am. He does.
Clark — Why to the north, madam?
Mrs. Epps — Oh, it's very much healthier, so I've read.
Something about the magnetic pole, you know. I always sleep with my head to the north. I have written to John about it several times, but do you know, he never has s...aid anything about it.
Clark — Yes, — well it certainly wouldn't do any harm. I am very sorry, madam, you couldn't have been here for our com- mencement exercises. Twenty-seven graduates — isn't that fine for a first class? And among the honored guests: the Governor of the Commonwealth, the honorable Justin S. Morrill, our own Marshall P. Wilder, and Professor Louis Agassiz, possibly the foremost zoologist in the world. It was indeed a notable occasion.
Mrs, Epps — Yes indeed, I am sure it must have been, Colonel.
What to read after John Epps; a Play of M. A. C. in the Days of '71?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Prentice Rand to read onlineMoreLess
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