Luck
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Delighted to hear you are rich. How did you do it? I cm't imagine how people make money, eh ?
Faj. {to Mrs. V.) This is my daughter, Frances. Frances, Mr.
and Mrs. Varcourt.
Mrs. V. (kissing Frances). I am so glad that I shall have my niece. I've thought of you so often, my dear.
Fly. Tliis is my cousin, Miss Zenobia, Dolby.
{Dolby hows stijfiy—the ladies converse).
Mr. V. I dare say you'll ha\e time to come round and smoke a cigar with me now. All the other old fellows have become frightful bo...res.
I/ly. Oh, certainly (aside), Even this old hollow-head must be courted, for Frances must have position.
Mr. V. I'm so glad (aside). I suppose this old hard-head will be a bore like the rest, but then he's a change, Enter Benny, he stares at Mr. V, Dolhy. Ob, my, the Deputy Sheriff.
{All others except Frances). What?
Dolby. He'll sell us out at four o'clock if we haven't the money.
31r. V. What will he sell us out for?
Dolbv. Our furniture.
Fly. "Oh, let it go.
Frances. But my mother's picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Delighted to hear you are rich. How did you do it? I cm't imagine how people make money, eh ?
Faj. {to Mrs. V.) This is my daughter, Frances. Frances, Mr.
and Mrs. Varcourt.
Mrs. V. (kissing Frances). I am so glad that I shall have my niece. I've thought of you so often, my dear.
Fly. Tliis is my cousin, Miss Zenobia, Dolby.
{Dolby hows stijfiy—the ladies converse).
Mr. V. I dare say you'll ha\e time to come round and smoke a cigar with me now. All the other old fellows have become frightful bo...res.
I/ly. Oh, certainly (aside), Even this old hollow-head must be courted, for Frances must have position.
Mr. V. I'm so glad (aside). I suppose this old hard-head will be a bore like the rest, but then he's a change, Enter Benny, he stares at Mr. V, Dolhy. Ob, my, the Deputy Sheriff.
{All others except Frances). What?
Dolby. He'll sell us out at four o'clock if we haven't the money.
31r. V. What will he sell us out for?
Dolbv. Our furniture.
Fly. "Oh, let it go.
Frances. But my mother's picture.
What to read after Luck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke, Joseph Ignatius Constantine, 1846-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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