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18.02.2023 07:59 •  Английский язык

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OLAF READS ANOTHER OF HIS PLAYS.
Olaf : I have written another little play about those funny neighbours of mine, the Wiggins family. May I read it to you?
Mr.Priestley : Please do, Olaf. I am sure we shall all enjoy it.
Olaf : Here it is.
MR.WIGGINS PAINTS THE SITTING-ROOM.
Scene : The sitting-room of the Wiggins' home.
Grandma and Grandpa are seated by the fire.
Enter Mrs.Wiggins with a paint-brush, Timothy with a pot of paint, and last Mr.Wiggins having some trouble with a large ladder.
Grandma : It certainly is time this room was painted, isn't it,Grandpa?
Grandpa : Indeed it is. I hope the job's going to be done properly. As I always say, if a job's worth doing, it's er-er. What is it I always say, Grandma?
Grandma : If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing properly.
Grandpa : Ah, yes, that's it. You know, James, if it wasn't for my rheumatism I'd paint the room myself.
Mrs. Wiggins : That's very kind of you, Grandpa, but James will manage : I'll see to that. You know, this is going to brighten up the room for you a lot. James, get up the ladder , and I'll pass the paint up.
Timothy : Oh, look, Daddy nearly tell off.
Mrs.Wiggins : Well, hold the ladder, then, Timothy. We don't want your father to fall; paint makes a terrible mess on the floor. Now here's the paint, James. Ve careful with it.
Grandpa : Ah, you've forgotten something already. You haven't stirred the paint.
Mrs.Wiggins : I do think you might have remembered that, James. Pass it down again.
Grandma : Grandpa never used to forget a simple thing like that.
Mrs.Wiggins : Now, here's the paint, James. Come on, make a start.
Mr. Wiggins : You haven't handed me the brush yet.
Mrs.Wiggins : Timothy, hand your father the brush.
(Timothy lets go of the ladder and passes up the brush)
Mr.Wiggins : Here, hold the ladder. I nearly fell.
Mrs.Wiggins : That was your fault, Timothy.
Timothy : Well, I can't do two things an once.
Grandma : You'd better be careful., James. You might get hurt badly if you fell off that ladder.
Grandpa : A man who helped in my grocer's shop, broke his back falling from that height. He never left his bed again, poor fellow.
Mr.Wiggins : Well, here goes! How's that?
Grandma : Oh, what a terrible colour! Surely you're not going to paint the room green. It makes me feel quite ill.
Mrs.Wiggins : I know just what you need, Grandma. Timothy, go and put the kettle on, and we'll make Grandma a nice cup of tea.
(Timothy lets go of the ladder and goes into the kitchen)