Mrs Gorringes Necklace a Play in Four Acts
Mrs Gorringes Necklace a Play in Four Acts
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[Reluctantly. '] Yes. [She glances uneasily at the other three. ] I hope you don't suggest that I stole it.
Colonel Jardine.
[Going towards her, to restrain her. ] My dear Emily.
Mrs. Jardine.
This is a pretty pass you've brought things to, bringing your detectives into the house, and turning the library into a police court. I sup- MRS. GORRINGE'S NECKLACE 63 pose you know I^m as good as committed to appear at the next Petty Sessions.
Jernigan. When was the necklace last seen?
Mrs. Jardine. [Cr...ossly.^ I don't know.
Colonel Jardine.
[To Charles. ] Ask Mrs. Gorringe to come here. [Charles goes out. Colonel Jardine turns to Jernigan. ] Shell be able to tell us that.
Mrs. Jardine.
[To Jernigan. ] You see, Mr. Jernigan, if Mrs. Gorringe had locked up her jewels properly, as she ought to have done, all this would never have happened, and we might now be playing bridge as usual.
Jernigan. Yes.
[Mrs. Gorringe enters, followed by Vicky, who sits in the window, Mrs. Gorringe comes forward, smiling, and evidently pleased with the importance of her situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Reluctantly. '] Yes. [She glances uneasily at the other three. ] I hope you don't suggest that I stole it.
Colonel Jardine.
[Going towards her, to restrain her. ] My dear Emily.
Mrs. Jardine.
This is a pretty pass you've brought things to, bringing your detectives into the house, and turning the library into a police court. I sup- MRS. GORRINGE'S NECKLACE 63 pose you know I^m as good as committed to appear at the next Petty Sessions.
Jernigan. When was the necklace last seen?
Mrs. Jardine. [Cr...ossly.^ I don't know.
Colonel Jardine.
[To Charles. ] Ask Mrs. Gorringe to come here. [Charles goes out. Colonel Jardine turns to Jernigan. ] Shell be able to tell us that.
Mrs. Jardine.
[To Jernigan. ] You see, Mr. Jernigan, if Mrs. Gorringe had locked up her jewels properly, as she ought to have done, all this would never have happened, and we might now be playing bridge as usual.
Jernigan. Yes.
[Mrs. Gorringe enters, followed by Vicky, who sits in the window, Mrs. Gorringe comes forward, smiling, and evidently pleased with the importance of her situation.
What to read after Mrs Gorringes Necklace a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davies, Hubert Henry, 1869-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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