Mary Janes Pa a Play in Three Acts
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" PEESTON (quite at a loss to know what to say or do) Very possible.
HIEAM (enjoying himself thoroughly) In my position, my perquisites are the cheese par ings and chicken wings . . . Yours, a block of stock and the lobbyists' small change. My associates are the grocer, the butcher, and the fishman. . . . Yours, the lawyers, the politicians, and the cor porations. Comparatively, the fishman looms large. . . . Don't you think so?
PEESTON I think you 're damned impertinent.
HIEAM (with a slight a...pologetic bow) I beg your pardon. At times the philosopher quite submerges the cook.
PEESTON Evidently.
HIEAM (exhibiting the contents of his basket) Could I interest you in vegetables, and would you care to know that the hens are not laying well this week?
PEESTON (losing his temper, but determined to carry his point) I see that for some reason you are mak- ACT n] MARY JANE'S PA 105 ing light of your position and mine, but you appear to be something of a man underneath all this non sense, and it is to your manhood that I wish to appeal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" PEESTON (quite at a loss to know what to say or do) Very possible.
HIEAM (enjoying himself thoroughly) In my position, my perquisites are the cheese par ings and chicken wings . . . Yours, a block of stock and the lobbyists' small change. My associates are the grocer, the butcher, and the fishman. . . . Yours, the lawyers, the politicians, and the cor porations. Comparatively, the fishman looms large. . . . Don't you think so?
PEESTON I think you 're damned impertinent.
HIEAM (with a slight a...pologetic bow) I beg your pardon. At times the philosopher quite submerges the cook.
PEESTON Evidently.
HIEAM (exhibiting the contents of his basket) Could I interest you in vegetables, and would you care to know that the hens are not laying well this week?
PEESTON (losing his temper, but determined to carry his point) I see that for some reason you are mak- ACT n] MARY JANE'S PA 105 ing light of your position and mine, but you appear to be something of a man underneath all this non sense, and it is to your manhood that I wish to appeal.
What to read after Mary Janes Pa a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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