King Arthur's
King Arthur's Socks and Other Village Plays
作者：Dell, Floyd, 1887-1969
体例：题 章数：97
字数：190,425 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 97 题- KING ARTHUR'S SOCKS AND OTHER VILLAGE PLAYS
- BY FLOYD DELL
- PREFATORY NOTE
- F. D.
- CONTENTS
- HUMAN NATURE
- A VERY SHORT MORALITY PLAY
- TO ARTHUR DAVISON FICKE
- THE MAN. We must not--
- THE CHASTE ADVENTURES OF JOSEPH
- A COMEDY
- POTIPHAR. And if I lose, you keep your secret--
- JOSEPH. (_leaning forward_) Asenath--do you really think it means--
- JOSEPH. (_taking it_) Dear Asenath--
- ASENATH. Hate me if you will--
- THE ANGEL INTRUDES
- A COMEDY
- To GEORGE CRAM COOK
- ANNABELLE. But--
- JIMMY. Wondering . . . about what? (_He looks at his watch_.)
- LEGEND
- A ROMANCE
- TO KIRAH MARKHAM
- SWEET-AND-TWENTY
- A COMEDY
- To EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY
- HE. (_confused_) Well--since you ask me--
- HE. A bitter philosophy for one so young and--
- HE. It is wrong--
- HE. But, oh heaven! kiss me again! (_She does_.)
- HE. Your unc--
- HE. (_feeling at a disadvantage_) It isn't that--but--well--
- HE. Not at all! I do want to marry you. But--
- HE. If we married we might be happy for a month--
- HE. A month of happiness--
- SHE. Yes, let's (_They take hands again_.)
- HE. We mustn't prolong this. If we stay together another minute--
- GEORGE. But--
- HELEN. But--
- HELEN. Yes, but tell me--
- THE AGENT. Mad? Of course I am mad. But--
- A LONG TIME AGO
- A TRAGIC FANTASY
- TO BROR NORDFELDT
- THE FOOL. Look at this. (_Shows him a coin_.)
- We'll go no more a-roving-
- THE FOOL. (_chants_)
- THE SAILOR. I am bidden to tell you--
- THE PRINCE. The ship--
- ENIGMA
- A DOMESTIC CONVERSATION
- To THEODORE DREISER
- SHE. Yes. Only--
- SHE. Yes, that was it. And so--
- HE. You mean--
- IBSEN REVISITED
- A PIECE OF FOOLISHNESS
- TO LOUIS UNTERMEYER
- THE MAID. She's teaching them what she calls "sex-unconsciousness."
- THE STRANGER. Well, no, not exactly. The fact is--
- THE MAID. In "co-operation."
- KING ARTHUR'S SOCKS
- A COMEDY
- To MAX EASTMAN
- GUENEVERE. And what about his work? Suppose it's true--
- GUENEVERE. But Vivien! If he hasn't got a divorce--
- MARY. I'm a wicked girl. (_She sobs again_.)
- MARY. It--it sort of happened last night, ma'am. It was this way--
- GUENEVERE. One would think, after what happened--
- LANCELOT. (_takes a book from the table, and reads_)--
- LANCELOT. But this won't do. As long as there was only one of us--
- LANCELOT. In the second place--
- LANCELOT. No--
- LANCELOT. I'm afraid I'm not very primitive either, Gwen. I--
- THE RIM OF THE WORLD
- A FANTASY
- To MARJORIE JONES
- THE GIRL. (_finishes the scream in a subdued voice_.)
- THE MAID. A guard of soldiers continually marches around it--
- THE GYPSY. A debate between the rival factions--
- THE KING. Tut! tut! I fear this is not a proper topic for--
- THE GYPSY. (_entering_) Your majesty--
- THE WISE MAN. Your majesty--
- THE WISE MAN. Your majesty--
- THE KING. I?
- THE MAID. (_entering_) Your majesty--
- THE KING. A guard of soldiers continually marches around it--
- THE KING. Tell me one thing more--
- FIRST COURIER. They told us--
- THE GYPSY. The wall--
- POOR HAROLD!
- A COMEDY
- To DUDLEY FIELD MALONE
- HAROLD. (_weakening_) Well--
- ISABEL. You mean this is not the first----
- MRS. FALCINGTON. And to-morrow--
- ISABEL. To-morrow--