Short Plays
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[He gives her the money, waving the gloves in the air to.
illustrate his joke.} NoRAH [with delightful coyness]. Sure, you're as handsome a gintleman as you're glner- ous. [She has a rich Irish brogue.] Campbell. Norah, such kisses as yours ought never to have been wasted on a stone, but evidently you have kissed the Blarney Stone.
My thanks to It. Now, run and tell her I'm here.
[Norah goes out through the curtains at the left back door. The young man puts his gloves together and places them o...n the tabouret under the roses while he leans down to smell them and smile. He has evi- dently sent them. He walks about with his hands behind him and then thrusts them into his pockets, whistling softly. He goes to the low bookcase and picks up the Japanese jar. Finally when he is on the opposite side of the room Evelyn enters through the same left door. She is dressed in blue, is flushed and joyous. He turns and strides forward and they meet considerably on her side of the center of the room. He catches her hands, swings them to and fro, beaming, then throws them around his shoulders, takes her in his arms and kisses her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[He gives her the money, waving the gloves in the air to.
illustrate his joke.} NoRAH [with delightful coyness]. Sure, you're as handsome a gintleman as you're glner- ous. [She has a rich Irish brogue.] Campbell. Norah, such kisses as yours ought never to have been wasted on a stone, but evidently you have kissed the Blarney Stone.
My thanks to It. Now, run and tell her I'm here.
[Norah goes out through the curtains at the left back door. The young man puts his gloves together and places them o...n the tabouret under the roses while he leans down to smell them and smile. He has evi- dently sent them. He walks about with his hands behind him and then thrusts them into his pockets, whistling softly. He goes to the low bookcase and picks up the Japanese jar. Finally when he is on the opposite side of the room Evelyn enters through the same left door. She is dressed in blue, is flushed and joyous. He turns and strides forward and they meet considerably on her side of the center of the room. He catches her hands, swings them to and fro, beaming, then throws them around his shoulders, takes her in his arms and kisses her.
What to read after Short Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macmillan, Mary Louise, 1870-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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