The Woman-Hater: a Farcical Comedy in Four Acts
The Woman-Hater: a Farcical Comedy in Four Acts
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How dreadful!
EiPLEY. So I've made sure he's going to Saratoga — I'm going to buy his ticket — and we'll go to Lon^ Branch. .
yGoogk TH«) WOMAN-HATER U Hiss Lane. But we might meet somebody that we knew !
BiPLBT. Well you would be my wife.
Miss Lane. Yes, but I should feel as if people thdugbt it^was queei^ — ^Poor dear papa, it seems too hard to leave him alone.
BiPLEY. But you won't. We'll come back ia two wedcs and be forgiven.
Mxas Lane, (rising) I must go-*and go alona EiPLBY. Well, Alice,... I'll come then at two.
Miss Lane. Te8> at tvro-^ (lingering) Qood-bye *^(doe$ not move) EiPLEY. ^ood-bye, dear.
Miss LANS. Gh)od4)ye! (does not move. Bipley doe$ not understand. MiSs Lane loolcs about-^ then archly) There's no one here.
BiPLBY. Ah I (kiseea her rapturously) Miss Lane. 0, Tom! (ent l. 2 e.) Bipley. (going up towards l. c. stopping once to hole bach towards right, as if to see if anyone is eeming) Now I must get Unefe's ticket, (exit l. c.) (Enter R. 2. E. Dobbins, Bundy and Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How dreadful!
EiPLEY. So I've made sure he's going to Saratoga — I'm going to buy his ticket — and we'll go to Lon^ Branch. .
yGoogk TH«) WOMAN-HATER U Hiss Lane. But we might meet somebody that we knew !
BiPLBT. Well you would be my wife.
Miss Lane. Yes, but I should feel as if people thdugbt it^was queei^ — ^Poor dear papa, it seems too hard to leave him alone.
BiPLEY. But you won't. We'll come back ia two wedcs and be forgiven.
Mxas Lane, (rising) I must go-*and go alona EiPLBY. Well, Alice,... I'll come then at two.
Miss Lane. Te8> at tvro-^ (lingering) Qood-bye *^(doe$ not move) EiPLEY. ^ood-bye, dear.
Miss LANS. Gh)od4)ye! (does not move. Bipley doe$ not understand. MiSs Lane loolcs about-^ then archly) There's no one here.
BiPLBY. Ah I (kiseea her rapturously) Miss Lane. 0, Tom! (ent l. 2 e.) Bipley. (going up towards l. c. stopping once to hole bach towards right, as if to see if anyone is eeming) Now I must get Unefe's ticket, (exit l. c.) (Enter R. 2. E. Dobbins, Bundy and Mrs.
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