The Upstroke, a One-Act Play
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(She opens the cellar door. As she does so, a loud crash of breaking glass is heard from the cellar.) Emma (terrified). Oh, don't go, ma'am. They'll murder us both. Oh don't.
(She runs first to the back door, then into the passage calling, " Police, Police/" Mrs. Jerniman -, who is quite cool, listens a moment at the cellar-head, then calmly locks the cellar door, takes the distracted girl by the arm, makes her sit down again, and sits beside her.) Mrs. Jerniman. Now, Emma, I've locked them in,... if they're there, and they can't come to hurt us.
Try to calm yourself. Don't be a baby. Come now, tell me all about it. If I've judged you wrong I'm sorry, but you can see yourself how bad it looks.
Emma. . . . Come. You went out to — post a letter, was it ? ... an then ?
Emma (quite coived). Please, ma'am, I will tell the truth, ma'am. Oh-h, they're coming !
Mrs. Jerniman. Be quiet, you foolish child.
Can't you see, I want to know all about it, so's I shall know what to do. Nobody can hurt you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(She opens the cellar door. As she does so, a loud crash of breaking glass is heard from the cellar.) Emma (terrified). Oh, don't go, ma'am. They'll murder us both. Oh don't.
(She runs first to the back door, then into the passage calling, " Police, Police/" Mrs. Jerniman -, who is quite cool, listens a moment at the cellar-head, then calmly locks the cellar door, takes the distracted girl by the arm, makes her sit down again, and sits beside her.) Mrs. Jerniman. Now, Emma, I've locked them in,... if they're there, and they can't come to hurt us.
Try to calm yourself. Don't be a baby. Come now, tell me all about it. If I've judged you wrong I'm sorry, but you can see yourself how bad it looks.
Emma. . . . Come. You went out to — post a letter, was it ? ... an then ?
Emma (quite coived). Please, ma'am, I will tell the truth, ma'am. Oh-h, they're coming !
Mrs. Jerniman. Be quiet, you foolish child.
Can't you see, I want to know all about it, so's I shall know what to do. Nobody can hurt you.
What to read after The Upstroke, a One-Act Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newboult, Francis Joseph, 1867- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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