Bicyclers and
The Bicyclers and Three Other Farces
作者：Bangs, John Kendrick, 1862-1922
体例：题 章数：57
字数：116,529 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 57 题- Transcribed by David Price, email ccx074@coventry.ac.uk
- THE BICYCLERS AND THREE OTHER FARCES
- THE BICYCLERS
- CHARACTERS:
- Bradley. But you did say you wanted--
- Barlow. Where the deuce is that Ex--
- Perkins. Your wife--
- Bradley. But--
- Mrs. Perkins. Why, you poor thing--why didn't you say--
- Perkins (scornfully). Easy! That fellow'd find comfort in--
- Bradley (in distance). Can't stop--don't know how--
- Barlow. What the dickens--
- A DRAMATIC EVENING
- CHARACTERS:
- Mrs. Perkins. Oh, Emma! You don't think--
- Perkins (angrily). Well, of all--
- Bradley. Careless? See here now, Barlow--
- THE FATAL MESSAGE
- CHARACTERS:
- Mrs. Perkins. It's down in the laundry. You're about as--
- Perkins. Henry Cobb be--
- Yardsley. Yes, he was, but--
- Mrs. Perkins (rehearsing). So once for all, as he says, so say I--
- Barlow. You? Why--
- Barlow. But, I say, Brad, you don't--
- Barlow. I'm ready, but I want to--
- Mrs. Perkins. Oh dear, Teddy! do behave. It's simple enough--
- Yardsley. Now, Mrs. Perkins, begin with "I wonder why--"
- Mrs. Bradley. But you do not know. You love Lord Muddleton--
- Mrs. Bradley. Hear me, Ellen--
- Mrs. Bradley. Is an escaped convict, and--
- Bradley. But I say it does. If you--
- Bradley. Well, if you fellows won't--
- Mrs. Bradley. But, Mr. Yardsley, Edward has--
- Mrs. Bradley. Fenderson Featherhead--
- Mrs. Bradley. But--
- Barlow. Well, of all the stupidity--
- Mrs. Perkins. Of course it is, Mr. Bradley. Mr. Barlow is to be--
- Perkins. I tell you--
- Perkins. But--
- A PROPOSAL UNDER DIFFICULTIES
- CHARACTERS:
- Jennie. But of course it ain't for the likes of me to say no to--
- Yardsley. Delightful. I--ah--I didn't know that the Perkinses--
- Dorothy (rummaging through portfolio). Why, it was here--
- Yardsley. I have something on my mind, Miss Dorothy. It's--
- Barlow. No, I don't, but--
- Dorothy. I only wish I knew. I--
- Yardsley (with a forced laugh). Treeologist
- Yardsley (in a despairing rage). Hicks be--
- Jennie. Why, I--
- Jennie. Well, mum, when a fine gentleman like Mr. Yardsley asks--
- Yardsley. Oh Lord! Worse and worse! I--
- Yardsley. I did, but--
- Yardsley. If you'd only give me a chance to say something--
- Barlow. Let me speak, Miss Andrews. I--
- Dorothy. I'm afraid--