The Village Schoolma'am, a Country Play in Three Acts
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A. points to store, and El. steals across THE VILLAGE SCHOOLMA AM 29 to steps. Up to door, looks hack, with exultation, and then goes into store. Syl. and Gra. are doiufi c, in such ani- mated conversation that they are oblivious to the others.
Mrs. a. stands up r., somewhat back, eagerly listening.') Gra. Oh, come on, now, don't get excited ; you can't frighten me. I guess you have quite as much at stake as I have, so you'd better keep those pretty lips of yours closed good and tight.
(El. app...ears on porch, leading out Dick, who stands for a moment listeni?ig, as if not comprehending what it all means. Is about to start down steps, but pauses as Syl.
speaks. ) Syl. I am not trying to frighten you, Jim ; I only want you to try and act as if there is a spark of manhood left in you.
Oh, why did you come here, just when I was about to find something like content and happiness ? I was trying so hard to forget the past — to leave it all behind and begin all over again, and now — now you have come, to plunge me back into all the old misery and despair, {She turns, catches sight of Dick a?id El., gives ati excla- mation of dismay, and goes R., as if to go off.) Dick (coming doivn).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. points to store, and El. steals across THE VILLAGE SCHOOLMA AM 29 to steps. Up to door, looks hack, with exultation, and then goes into store. Syl. and Gra. are doiufi c, in such ani- mated conversation that they are oblivious to the others.
Mrs. a. stands up r., somewhat back, eagerly listening.') Gra. Oh, come on, now, don't get excited ; you can't frighten me. I guess you have quite as much at stake as I have, so you'd better keep those pretty lips of yours closed good and tight.
(El. app...ears on porch, leading out Dick, who stands for a moment listeni?ig, as if not comprehending what it all means. Is about to start down steps, but pauses as Syl.
speaks. ) Syl. I am not trying to frighten you, Jim ; I only want you to try and act as if there is a spark of manhood left in you.
Oh, why did you come here, just when I was about to find something like content and happiness ? I was trying so hard to forget the past — to leave it all behind and begin all over again, and now — now you have come, to plunge me back into all the old misery and despair, {She turns, catches sight of Dick a?id El., gives ati excla- mation of dismay, and goes R., as if to go off.) Dick (coming doivn).
What to read after The Village Schoolma'am, a Country Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tubbs, Arthur Lewis, 1867- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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