The Beantown Choir
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to r., where she sinks in chair.) Sal. (weeping loudly). Oh, such a disgrace! I never was treated so before. Oh, oh ! (Cries loudly.) Hez. (go^s to her and sings very much out of tune).
There, Httle girl, don't cry.
(She jumps at him and pulls his hair and chases him around the room.) Sal. I'll show you.
Hez. You don't have to show me nothin*.
Mrs. S. I think you'd better kiss and make up. The idea of you two fighting. Kiss and make up. Will you, Sallie Etta Pickle?
Sal. Yes, I will.
Hez. Well,... I won't. I ain't goin' to 'low no female lady kiss me no time and no place, no siree.
Mrs. S. I wasn't referring to you, Hezekiah Doolittle.
You get out of here.
Hez. (at door, l.). I'm a-goin', 'cause I ain't goin* to let nobody kiss me.
^ Sal. (throws sofa cushion at him). I'd just as leave kiss a snake.
Hez. Well, I'd ruther have you kiss a snake. (Sings loudly.) There, little girl, don't cry. [Exit, L.
Mrs. S. Now, Belinda, hain't you sorry?
Bel. Yes, I am. I haven't nothin' agin Sallie Etta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to r., where she sinks in chair.) Sal. (weeping loudly). Oh, such a disgrace! I never was treated so before. Oh, oh ! (Cries loudly.) Hez. (go^s to her and sings very much out of tune).
There, Httle girl, don't cry.
(She jumps at him and pulls his hair and chases him around the room.) Sal. I'll show you.
Hez. You don't have to show me nothin*.
Mrs. S. I think you'd better kiss and make up. The idea of you two fighting. Kiss and make up. Will you, Sallie Etta Pickle?
Sal. Yes, I will.
Hez. Well,... I won't. I ain't goin' to 'low no female lady kiss me no time and no place, no siree.
Mrs. S. I wasn't referring to you, Hezekiah Doolittle.
You get out of here.
Hez. (at door, l.). I'm a-goin', 'cause I ain't goin* to let nobody kiss me.
^ Sal. (throws sofa cushion at him). I'd just as leave kiss a snake.
Hez. Well, I'd ruther have you kiss a snake. (Sings loudly.) There, little girl, don't cry. [Exit, L.
Mrs. S. Now, Belinda, hain't you sorry?
Bel. Yes, I am. I haven't nothin' agin Sallie Etta.
What to read after The Beantown Choir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hare, Walter Ben, 1880- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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