Smith the Aviator; a Comedy
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Please give him my compliments and tell him I am much obliged.
Bridget (starts to cross R.). Please make yourself at home, sur. (At R. 2 E. turns, puts finger to lips.) Sh ! !
(Exits R. 2 E. Smith jumps nervously at "Sh!!") Smith (sits at table, starts to eat). This is the most peculiar spot I have ever visited. There seems to be such an aversion to the name of Smith. I wonder why. (Eats heartily.) Doc enters from L. 4 E. with an eight-ounce bottle of medicine in his hand.
Doc. (Sees Smith). Th...at must be Mr. Gus now. I'll do him up in fine style. (Crosses to table, slaps Smith re- soundingly on the back. Smith spits out mouthful of food on plate, coughs, looks scared, astonished.) How are you, old man?
Smith (coughs, rises, astonished). Oh! how d'ye do.
(Coughs violently. Doc hands him a glass of water from table.) Doc (aside). Poor devil. He has weak lungs. (Aloud.) I beg your pardon. I did not mean to be so abrupt. (Grasps his hand and shakes it violently.) So glad to see you.
Smith (releasing hand with effort).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Please give him my compliments and tell him I am much obliged.
Bridget (starts to cross R.). Please make yourself at home, sur. (At R. 2 E. turns, puts finger to lips.) Sh ! !
(Exits R. 2 E. Smith jumps nervously at "Sh!!") Smith (sits at table, starts to eat). This is the most peculiar spot I have ever visited. There seems to be such an aversion to the name of Smith. I wonder why. (Eats heartily.) Doc enters from L. 4 E. with an eight-ounce bottle of medicine in his hand.
Doc. (Sees Smith). Th...at must be Mr. Gus now. I'll do him up in fine style. (Crosses to table, slaps Smith re- soundingly on the back. Smith spits out mouthful of food on plate, coughs, looks scared, astonished.) How are you, old man?
Smith (coughs, rises, astonished). Oh! how d'ye do.
(Coughs violently. Doc hands him a glass of water from table.) Doc (aside). Poor devil. He has weak lungs. (Aloud.) I beg your pardon. I did not mean to be so abrupt. (Grasps his hand and shakes it violently.) So glad to see you.
Smith (releasing hand with effort).
What to read after Smith the Aviator; a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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