The Albany Depot : a Farce
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I'll tell you what, Roberts!" Roberts, in despair: "What?" Campbell: "Why, if McIlheny should happen to come back alone, wemustn't wait for him to renew his invitation to drink; we must takehim out ourselves, and get him drunk; so drunk he can't rememberanything; stone drunk; dead drunk. Or, that is, _you_ must. I haven'tgot anything to do with him. I wash my hands of the whole affair. " Roberts: "You mustn't, Willis! You know I can't manage without you. And you know I can't take the man out an...d get him drunk. I couldn't. Ishouldn't feel that it was right. " Campbell: "Yes, I know. You'd have to drink with him; and you've gotno head at all. You'd probably get drunk first, and I don't know whatI should say to Agnes. " Roberts: "That isn't the point, Willis. I couldn't ask the man todrink; I should consider it immoral. Besides, what should you do ifthe cook came while I was away? You wouldn't know her. " Campbell: "Well, neither would you, if you stayed. " Roberts: "That's true. There doesn't seem to be any end of it, or anyway out of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll tell you what, Roberts!" Roberts, in despair: "What?" Campbell: "Why, if McIlheny should happen to come back alone, wemustn't wait for him to renew his invitation to drink; we must takehim out ourselves, and get him drunk; so drunk he can't rememberanything; stone drunk; dead drunk. Or, that is, _you_ must. I haven'tgot anything to do with him. I wash my hands of the whole affair. " Roberts: "You mustn't, Willis! You know I can't manage without you. And you know I can't take the man out an...d get him drunk. I couldn't. Ishouldn't feel that it was right. " Campbell: "Yes, I know. You'd have to drink with him; and you've gotno head at all. You'd probably get drunk first, and I don't know whatI should say to Agnes. " Roberts: "That isn't the point, Willis. I couldn't ask the man todrink; I should consider it immoral. Besides, what should you do ifthe cook came while I was away? You wouldn't know her. " Campbell: "Well, neither would you, if you stayed. " Roberts: "That's true. There doesn't seem to be any end of it, or anyway out of it.
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