Read-Aloud Plays by Horace Holley
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_It is about seven o'clock of an August evening, the room feebly lighted
by a flickering acetylene burner. One feels the commencement of rain. A door to the rear opens and the Everitts enter, the younger children first._ HAROLD She didn't give me any toast. I want some toast! WALTER A rotten supper! MRS. EVERITT Never mind, Harold, you had two cups of that beautiful milk. ALICE Of course it was rotten. Everything's second rate here. Ugh! what a musty smell! WALTER I told father we ought to go ahead. The car could have done another six miles easily. And we'd have reached the Mountain Inn. ALICE |
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