What Every Woman Knows
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He would have it.
JOHN [perplexed]. What's the matter? I just wanted to know, becauseif it's true I must alter it.
COMTESSE. There, Sybil, see how he values your good opinion.
SYBIL [her svelte figure giving like a fishing-rod]. It is very niceof you to put it in that way, Mr. Shand. Forgive me.
JOHN. But I don't quite understand yet. Of course, it can't matter tome, Lady Sybil, what you think of me; what I mean is, that I mustn'tbe vulgar if it would be injurious to my career.
[The fishing-rod... regains its rigidity. ] SYBIL. I see. No, of course, I could not affect your career, MrShand.
JOHN [who quite understands that he is being challenged]. That's so, Lady Sybil, meaning no offence.
SYBIL [who has a naughty little impediment in her voice when she ismost alluring]. Of course not. And we are friends again?
JOHN. Certainly.
SYBIL. Then I hope you will come to see me in London as I present noterrors.
JOHN [he is a man, is JOHN]. I'll be very pleased.
SYBIL. Any afternoon about five.
JOHN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would have it.
JOHN [perplexed]. What's the matter? I just wanted to know, becauseif it's true I must alter it.
COMTESSE. There, Sybil, see how he values your good opinion.
SYBIL [her svelte figure giving like a fishing-rod]. It is very niceof you to put it in that way, Mr. Shand. Forgive me.
JOHN. But I don't quite understand yet. Of course, it can't matter tome, Lady Sybil, what you think of me; what I mean is, that I mustn'tbe vulgar if it would be injurious to my career.
[The fishing-rod... regains its rigidity. ] SYBIL. I see. No, of course, I could not affect your career, MrShand.
JOHN [who quite understands that he is being challenged]. That's so, Lady Sybil, meaning no offence.
SYBIL [who has a naughty little impediment in her voice when she ismost alluring]. Of course not. And we are friends again?
JOHN. Certainly.
SYBIL. Then I hope you will come to see me in London as I present noterrors.
JOHN [he is a man, is JOHN]. I'll be very pleased.
SYBIL. Any afternoon about five.
JOHN.
What to read after What Every Woman Knows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie James Matthew to read onlineMoreLess
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