The Tale of a Town And An Enchanted Sea
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You are very like your father.
AGNES. I love to think I am like my father. He was good.
MRS. FONT (contemptuously). No ambition AGNES. Mother, you ought not to blame him for that. If he was ambitious, would he, do you think, Have married you?
MRS. FOXT. Marrying me was tne wisest thing he ever did. But for me, he never would have had that estate.
AGNES. Because he was good if left to himself MRS. FONT (sardonically). Good you mean 163 AN ENCHANTED SEA. [ACT 2.
weak. Goodness with such as you an...d him is only an excuse for weakness.
AGNES. It is no weakness to fear wrong-doing, mother.
MBS. FONT (savagely). What do you call wrong- doing?
AGNES. You know he would never have got the etate, if that will MRS. FONT. Stop, you fool. What do you know about wills ? There was never a will but the one that held good in law. Why shouldn't I try to obtain the property when the law gave me a claim ? Why shouldn't I take the property when it lay in my hands ?
AGNES. It brought us no luck, and now it isi back with the rightful owner again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are very like your father.
AGNES. I love to think I am like my father. He was good.
MRS. FONT (contemptuously). No ambition AGNES. Mother, you ought not to blame him for that. If he was ambitious, would he, do you think, Have married you?
MRS. FOXT. Marrying me was tne wisest thing he ever did. But for me, he never would have had that estate.
AGNES. Because he was good if left to himself MRS. FONT (sardonically). Good you mean 163 AN ENCHANTED SEA. [ACT 2.
weak. Goodness with such as you an...d him is only an excuse for weakness.
AGNES. It is no weakness to fear wrong-doing, mother.
MBS. FONT (savagely). What do you call wrong- doing?
AGNES. You know he would never have got the etate, if that will MRS. FONT. Stop, you fool. What do you know about wills ? There was never a will but the one that held good in law. Why shouldn't I try to obtain the property when the law gave me a claim ? Why shouldn't I take the property when it lay in my hands ?
AGNES. It brought us no luck, and now it isi back with the rightful owner again.
What to read after The Tale of a Town And An Enchanted Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Martyn to read onlineMoreLess
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