Plays for Merry Andrews
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How'll she understand .?
HAL — We'll send her a line. She'll see.
JIM — Telegram .? — HAL — That'd be brutal.
[136 The Silent Waiter JIM — How then ?
HAL — We'll indite the line here and send it by mes- senger — JIM — Can we get one here ?
HAL — Yes. Why not our friend ?
JIM — Which friend ?
HAL — The waiter.
JIM — Are you crazy .?
HAL — Why not ? He's probably a night waiter — though I've never seen him before. He may be new here — he's so slow and awkward — he must be. If he's on duty nights,... he's off during the day. Why not ask him.?
JIM — If you're sure he can be trusted .? — HAL — It's a child's job. And we'll tip him handsomely.
He'd go to Walla Walla for that. Withered though he is.
JIM — Here he comes, slower than ever.
HAL — With his obsequious air.
The waiter reappears — with the new bottle and the bill.
HAL — Set that down and give me the bill.
The waiter obeys. Hal reaches down into a trouser pocket.
JIM — Hold on — this last bottle's mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How'll she understand .?
HAL — We'll send her a line. She'll see.
JIM — Telegram .? — HAL — That'd be brutal.
[136 The Silent Waiter JIM — How then ?
HAL — We'll indite the line here and send it by mes- senger — JIM — Can we get one here ?
HAL — Yes. Why not our friend ?
JIM — Which friend ?
HAL — The waiter.
JIM — Are you crazy .?
HAL — Why not ? He's probably a night waiter — though I've never seen him before. He may be new here — he's so slow and awkward — he must be. If he's on duty nights,... he's off during the day. Why not ask him.?
JIM — If you're sure he can be trusted .? — HAL — It's a child's job. And we'll tip him handsomely.
He'd go to Walla Walla for that. Withered though he is.
JIM — Here he comes, slower than ever.
HAL — With his obsequious air.
The waiter reappears — with the new bottle and the bill.
HAL — Set that down and give me the bill.
The waiter obeys. Hal reaches down into a trouser pocket.
JIM — Hold on — this last bottle's mine.
What to read after Plays for Merry Andrews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Kreymborg to read onlineMoreLess
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