The Detour : a Play
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steve (repeats sternly) What you got there?
WEINSTEIN Vot?
[He lowers Ms end suddenly.
JAKE Look out, Popper !
48 THE DETOUR [act i [He catches it.
weinstein (sees Stephen) Excuse me. I didn't see you !
steve (to Helen) What 'd you sell this man ?
HELEN The bed and the dresser from our room.
STEVE Have you gone crazy!
HELEN' No.
steve (to Weinstein) Take it upstairs again.
WEINSTEIN I bought them of the lady !
STEVE You '11 get your money back ; do as I tell you.
WEINSTEIN But ■ HELEN I sold 'e...m to him, Stephen!
STEVE Put it back! This is my house!
HELEN 'T was mother's and she gave it to me, and I 've sold it !
steve (to Weinstein) I wouldn't advise you to make any trouble here, not with me ! I tell you to take that thing upstairs !
WEINSTEIN It was a fair bargain.
steve (bitterly) Fair! What does your kind know about fairness?
act i] THE DETOUR 49 You come here when you see there 's no man around and start to strip my house, leave me without a Led to sleep in ! We 've had talk enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
steve (repeats sternly) What you got there?
WEINSTEIN Vot?
[He lowers Ms end suddenly.
JAKE Look out, Popper !
48 THE DETOUR [act i [He catches it.
weinstein (sees Stephen) Excuse me. I didn't see you !
steve (to Helen) What 'd you sell this man ?
HELEN The bed and the dresser from our room.
STEVE Have you gone crazy!
HELEN' No.
steve (to Weinstein) Take it upstairs again.
WEINSTEIN I bought them of the lady !
STEVE You '11 get your money back ; do as I tell you.
WEINSTEIN But ■ HELEN I sold 'e...m to him, Stephen!
STEVE Put it back! This is my house!
HELEN 'T was mother's and she gave it to me, and I 've sold it !
steve (to Weinstein) I wouldn't advise you to make any trouble here, not with me ! I tell you to take that thing upstairs !
WEINSTEIN It was a fair bargain.
steve (bitterly) Fair! What does your kind know about fairness?
act i] THE DETOUR 49 You come here when you see there 's no man around and start to strip my house, leave me without a Led to sleep in ! We 've had talk enough.
What to read after The Detour : a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moses Montrose Jonas to read onlineMoreLess
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