"poor Me", a Comedy in Two Scenes
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(Jumbo enters) Jumbo, order the carnage at once.
Jumbo: Yes Ma'am. De tel'phone jes' ring. A gentleman wants to talk wid yo'.
Mrs. C— : Who is it?
(She exits with Jumbo) Pat : You see, Caroline. It is hopeless.
Mrs. M — : I can't understand Tom.
Pat : Mother doesn't want me to marry anyone.
I would have eloped with Tom had he asked me, but all he did was get engaged to Nancy. It is maddening to think my best friend should play me such a trick !
Mrs. M — : (Looks at portrait on wall) Dear old Da...d. If he was alive it would be all different.
I never could have married Jack if it had not been for Dad's comprehension, and love. If Dad was alive you might marry Tom still.
Pat: Never! Now that I know what he is I loathe him. But I must have an occupation to keep my mind off him. I am going on the stage.
My mind is made up.
Mrs. M — : I predict a hard time with mother.
io POOR ME The thought of anything to do with the stage has always made her faint.
(Enter Mrs. C — . She is as bright and spry as a new person) Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Jumbo enters) Jumbo, order the carnage at once.
Jumbo: Yes Ma'am. De tel'phone jes' ring. A gentleman wants to talk wid yo'.
Mrs. C— : Who is it?
(She exits with Jumbo) Pat : You see, Caroline. It is hopeless.
Mrs. M — : I can't understand Tom.
Pat : Mother doesn't want me to marry anyone.
I would have eloped with Tom had he asked me, but all he did was get engaged to Nancy. It is maddening to think my best friend should play me such a trick !
Mrs. M — : (Looks at portrait on wall) Dear old Da...d. If he was alive it would be all different.
I never could have married Jack if it had not been for Dad's comprehension, and love. If Dad was alive you might marry Tom still.
Pat: Never! Now that I know what he is I loathe him. But I must have an occupation to keep my mind off him. I am going on the stage.
My mind is made up.
Mrs. M — : I predict a hard time with mother.
io POOR ME The thought of anything to do with the stage has always made her faint.
(Enter Mrs. C — . She is as bright and spry as a new person) Mrs.
What to read after "poor Me", a Comedy in Two Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quaife, Elise West to read onlineMoreLess
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