Rise Up Jennie Smith a Play in One Act
Rise Up Jennie Smith a Play in One Act
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Well-groomed, expansive lady appears the carta y. She speaks condescend- ing pleasantry to someone behind her whom the audience does not see. ) Mrs. Reynolds. Thank you, Madam Louise, — bow attractive your new rooms are — a great provement on the old quarters ; so much more sun and air. I'm sure the dresses ought to be more sanitary made under these conditions. Houses are so much pleasanter than regular office buildings. (She enters, looking about) This must have been the old dining room, — (X ...at icing the stai 'ass ndow, and eying it with superior amusement) though how anyone could eat with such a monstros- ity, — such hideous, glaring colors! (She studies it) What a figure ! It's enough to make the Saints turn in their graves !
Jennie. (Incredulously) You — you wasn't speakin' of St. Michael in the window, was you?
Mrs. Reynolds. (Starting, perceiving the girls) Oh, good morning. St. Michael, did you say? I oily hope his namesake hasn't seen this, — it's enough to set one's teeth en edge !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well-groomed, expansive lady appears the carta y. She speaks condescend- ing pleasantry to someone behind her whom the audience does not see. ) Mrs. Reynolds. Thank you, Madam Louise, — bow attractive your new rooms are — a great provement on the old quarters ; so much more sun and air. I'm sure the dresses ought to be more sanitary made under these conditions. Houses are so much pleasanter than regular office buildings. (She enters, looking about) This must have been the old dining room, — (X ...at icing the stai 'ass ndow, and eying it with superior amusement) though how anyone could eat with such a monstros- ity, — such hideous, glaring colors! (She studies it) What a figure ! It's enough to make the Saints turn in their graves !
Jennie. (Incredulously) You — you wasn't speakin' of St. Michael in the window, was you?
Mrs. Reynolds. (Starting, perceiving the girls) Oh, good morning. St. Michael, did you say? I oily hope his namesake hasn't seen this, — it's enough to set one's teeth en edge !
What to read after Rise Up Jennie Smith a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachel Field to read onlineMoreLess
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