The Cassilis Engagement a Comedy in Four Acts
The Cassilis Engagement a Comedy in Four Acts
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These August evenings are often cold in the country.
(ETHEL stifles a prodigious yawn. ) THE CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT. 93 GEOFFREY (going to her) : Tired, Ethel?
ETHEL (pettishly) : No. (glowers at him. He turns away with slight shrug. There is yet another awkward pause) MRS. CASSILIS (rising nervously) : Won't somebody play billiards? Are the lamps lighted, Geoffrey?
GEOFFREY : Yes, mother.
MRS. CASSILIS : Or shall we play pyramids? Then we can all join in. (persuasively) You'll play, Mrs. Borridge..., I'm sure?
MRS. BORRIDGE (beaming) : I'm on.
MRS. CASSILIS : You, Lady Remenham?
LADY REMENHAM : No, thanks. Mrs. Herries and I are going to stay by the fire and talk about the Rector's last ser- mon, (the RECTOR raises hands in horror) MRS. CASSILIS : Margaret?
94 THE CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT.
LADY MARCHMONT : No, really. I've never played pyramids in my life.
MRS. BORRIDGE (in high good humour) Then it's 'igh time you began, Lady Marchmont. I'll teach you.
(MRS. CASSILIS looks entreaty. LADY MARCHMONT assents, smiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These August evenings are often cold in the country.
(ETHEL stifles a prodigious yawn. ) THE CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT. 93 GEOFFREY (going to her) : Tired, Ethel?
ETHEL (pettishly) : No. (glowers at him. He turns away with slight shrug. There is yet another awkward pause) MRS. CASSILIS (rising nervously) : Won't somebody play billiards? Are the lamps lighted, Geoffrey?
GEOFFREY : Yes, mother.
MRS. CASSILIS : Or shall we play pyramids? Then we can all join in. (persuasively) You'll play, Mrs. Borridge..., I'm sure?
MRS. BORRIDGE (beaming) : I'm on.
MRS. CASSILIS : You, Lady Remenham?
LADY REMENHAM : No, thanks. Mrs. Herries and I are going to stay by the fire and talk about the Rector's last ser- mon, (the RECTOR raises hands in horror) MRS. CASSILIS : Margaret?
94 THE CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT.
LADY MARCHMONT : No, really. I've never played pyramids in my life.
MRS. BORRIDGE (in high good humour) Then it's 'igh time you began, Lady Marchmont. I'll teach you.
(MRS. CASSILIS looks entreaty. LADY MARCHMONT assents, smiling.
What to read after The Cassilis Engagement a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St John Emile Clavering Hankin to read onlineMoreLess
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