Woodcock's Littl
Woodcock's Little Game: A Comedy-Farce, In Two Acts
作者：Morton, John Maddison, 1811-1891
体例：题 章数：50
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章节目录
共 50 题- WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME:
- BY
- AUTHOR OF
- WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME.
- WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME.
- ACT I.
- WOOD. (_aside_) What does she mean by "poor thing?"
- MRS. L. Then why didn't you? (_smiling_)
- MRS. L. She _hasn't_ enjoyed what is called "life."
- WOOD. Eh? no--of course not; but----
- MRS. L. You were decidedly "fast!"
- WOOD. Did she? ha, ha! (_with a savage grin at MRS. LARKINGS_)
- WOOD. Mrs. Lieutenant Colonel Carver----
- MRS. C. (_impatiently_) Now, Marmy! (_they go off, R. 2 E._)
- END OF THE FIRST ACT.
- ACT II.
- MAID. Allow me, madam. (_taking off MRS. WOODCOCK'S cloak_)
- MAID. Here's the ticket, madam. (_presenting ticket_)
- MRS. C. What are you doing? (_taking the bouquets and arranging them_)
- MAID. Here it is, sir, No. 81. (_giving ticket_)
- MRS. W. I said, half-past! (_smiling_)
- SWANS. Good night! (_going_)
- SWANS. I am so sleepy! (_yawning_)
- WOOD. So am I. (_yawning_)
- WOOD. So had I! (_yawning very loud_)
- WOOD. Exactly--but how do you manage to "don't go out?"
- WOOD. Sir! my friend, Swansdown, has too much confidence----
- WOOD. Stow-on-the-Wold, sir! (_with dignity_)
- MRS. C. Why! What is Marmy about? (_to MRS. WOODCOCK_)
- SWANS. Matter? (_furiously and grimacing_)
- WOOD. (_aside to SWANSDOWN_) A thousand pardons, madam----
- SWANS. Ah! (_polking savagely_)
- LARK. Ah! (_about to run to MRS. LARKINGS_)
- MRS. C. Nothing, 'till Mr. Swansdown has sent you the letter----
- LARK. Well, but----
- LARK. (_L._) Well----
- LARK. (_aside_) She's always seeing it all! (_crosses to R._)
- MRS. L. Confessed that he was the real culprit----
- MRS. L. And received Mr. Swansdown's fire----
- MRS. L. Yes--you distinctly said "the arm that held the pistol."
- WOOD. (_R._) Oh, Carver! (_imitating MRS. CARVER_)
- WOOD. Oh, Carver! (_same play_)
- MRS. C. (_L._) I couldn't have believed it! (_ditto_)
- MRS. C. Oh, Marmy! (_sobbing very loud_)
- WOOD. Oh, Carver! (_ditto_)
- MRS. C. Oh, Marmy! (_a fresh burst of sobbing_)
- WOOD. Oh, Carver! (_ditto_)
- Oh, Susan! (_running to her_)
- Transcriber's Note
- End of Project Gutenberg's Woodcock's Little Game, by John Maddison Morton