Smith a Comedy in Four Acts
Smith a Comedy in Four Acts
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I forget when I begin talking.
Freeman. Ph, that doesn't matter. Fire away, 64 SMITH Smith.
I don't know what Mr. Thompson would say if he caught me talking to a gentleman while I was waiting at table.
Freeman.
Who's Mr. Thompson ?
Smith.
He was the butler in my first place, sir, and he trained me.
Freeman.
[Sviiling. '] "Well, I think there is every reason to believe that Mr. Thompson isn't in the least likely to find out.
[Smith opens the traj^door mid yets another dish.
Freeman.
If that's a ...sweet you're bringing me I won't have it at any price. Give me a little bit of cheese, and I shall have had enough to last me a week.
Smith. Very good, sir.
Freeman.
\^As she hands hhii the cheese. ] C!o on about your sister.
Smith.
I don't think the mi. ou to have put my things in such good order.
Smith.
I think I've done everything now, sir. Wherever you go, no one'U be able to say you"re not decent.
Freeman. That's a very nice thing to be, isn't it ?
Smith. Some people h'ke going about in rag.^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I forget when I begin talking.
Freeman. Ph, that doesn't matter. Fire away, 64 SMITH Smith.
I don't know what Mr. Thompson would say if he caught me talking to a gentleman while I was waiting at table.
Freeman.
Who's Mr. Thompson ?
Smith.
He was the butler in my first place, sir, and he trained me.
Freeman.
[Sviiling. '] "Well, I think there is every reason to believe that Mr. Thompson isn't in the least likely to find out.
[Smith opens the traj^door mid yets another dish.
Freeman.
If that's a ...sweet you're bringing me I won't have it at any price. Give me a little bit of cheese, and I shall have had enough to last me a week.
Smith. Very good, sir.
Freeman.
\^As she hands hhii the cheese. ] C!o on about your sister.
Smith.
I don't think the mi. ou to have put my things in such good order.
Smith.
I think I've done everything now, sir. Wherever you go, no one'U be able to say you"re not decent.
Freeman. That's a very nice thing to be, isn't it ?
Smith. Some people h'ke going about in rag.^.
What to read after Smith a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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