Watchfires a Play in Four Acts
Watchfires a Play in Four Acts
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Stop war! Ah, sweetheart, you ve said it! (Gretchen gives them a long look, an ex pression of immeasurable pain in her eyes. Touches Frieda gently on shoulder. ) GRETCHEN : I ll take them home, dear, and then I ll come back. (She moves toward the door, the children follow ing her. ) KNECHTBIEI, : (Detains her, putting his hand on the head of the youngest child. ) Just leave Karlchen, will you, Gretel? I like to have a baby about. (Gretchen nods and goes out, her eyes drinking in his figure thir...stily until the door closes. ) KNECHTBIEL : (One hand on the child s head, his arm about Frieda. ) Listen, dear heart, I shouldn t have come FRIEDA: You don t mean - Yes, after my speech this afternoon I shall be watched until my arrest. It s only a question of hours, perhaps minutes, but they don t want to stir up the people. They ve probably got wind of the demonstration to-morrow. You have the leaflets?
FRIEDA: Yes, here. (She points to the pile on the table Gretchen has left, takes them up and puts them quickly with the others under the tile in the floor, the child watch ing her with big eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stop war! Ah, sweetheart, you ve said it! (Gretchen gives them a long look, an ex pression of immeasurable pain in her eyes. Touches Frieda gently on shoulder. ) GRETCHEN : I ll take them home, dear, and then I ll come back. (She moves toward the door, the children follow ing her. ) KNECHTBIEI, : (Detains her, putting his hand on the head of the youngest child. ) Just leave Karlchen, will you, Gretel? I like to have a baby about. (Gretchen nods and goes out, her eyes drinking in his figure thir...stily until the door closes. ) KNECHTBIEL : (One hand on the child s head, his arm about Frieda. ) Listen, dear heart, I shouldn t have come FRIEDA: You don t mean - Yes, after my speech this afternoon I shall be watched until my arrest. It s only a question of hours, perhaps minutes, but they don t want to stir up the people. They ve probably got wind of the demonstration to-morrow. You have the leaflets?
FRIEDA: Yes, here. (She points to the pile on the table Gretchen has left, takes them up and puts them quickly with the others under the tile in the floor, the child watch ing her with big eyes.
What to read after Watchfires a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tracy D Tracy Dickinson Mygatt to read onlineMoreLess
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