Plays volume 2
Plays volume 2
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PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. You stop chattering, Mrs. Gee, and get to the work at the piano. What can you play? MRS. GREENBOROUGH. [Seating her self at piano] I know the ballet out of " Robert, the Devil. " OF THE HORSE MARINES 385 PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. [Humming a line to see if the time is right. } That will do. [He turns to the SIXTH BALLET LADY, the widow, who still holds her child s hand. ] Did you have to bring that child? SIXTH BALLET LADY. Yes, sir; I couldn t leave her ome, sir; but she s as go...od as gold - never stirs a air nor breathes a syllabub. [She takes the child to the sofa, and, lifting her up in her two hands, plumps her down into the corner, hard. Here the child remains without moving or speaking. MRS. MAGGITT kisses the child, and then turns to PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. ] Please, sir, I wish as you d taike me hout of the second row and put me in the front. I don t show at hall be ind, and I m a poor widow, and my legs is hall I ve got. PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. You forget the old 386 CAPTAIN JINKS adage, Mrs Maggitt, "Distance lends enchant ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. You stop chattering, Mrs. Gee, and get to the work at the piano. What can you play? MRS. GREENBOROUGH. [Seating her self at piano] I know the ballet out of " Robert, the Devil. " OF THE HORSE MARINES 385 PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. [Humming a line to see if the time is right. } That will do. [He turns to the SIXTH BALLET LADY, the widow, who still holds her child s hand. ] Did you have to bring that child? SIXTH BALLET LADY. Yes, sir; I couldn t leave her ome, sir; but she s as go...od as gold - never stirs a air nor breathes a syllabub. [She takes the child to the sofa, and, lifting her up in her two hands, plumps her down into the corner, hard. Here the child remains without moving or speaking. MRS. MAGGITT kisses the child, and then turns to PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. ] Please, sir, I wish as you d taike me hout of the second row and put me in the front. I don t show at hall be ind, and I m a poor widow, and my legs is hall I ve got. PROFESSOR BELLIARTI. You forget the old 386 CAPTAIN JINKS adage, Mrs Maggitt, "Distance lends enchant ment.
What to read after Plays volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitch Clyde to read onlineMoreLess
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