A Friendly Tip, a Playlet in One Act
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10 A Friendly Tip Jean. Please don 't. You surely had some motive in coming here. Won't you tell me what it was?
Alice {speaking tensely across the tahle to Jean).
Yes, I wanted to see what you looked like. You are a paragon in his eyes. Only to-night he wished that I was like you. That's why I came. To see for myself what special graces you have for luring my husband away from me.
Jean (speaking seriously, a trifle sadly). Please — please do not saj^ anything you will regret later. I don't wan...t Jim's wife to hate me. He said you were not jealous — but I see you are — and I am glad.
Alice. Glad?
Jean. Yes — because where there is jealousy there is most likely love. It is not me your husband cares for.
I only represent to him the things he would like you to be. Deep down in his heart I am sure he has a real and true affection for you that no other woman can win from you.
Alice. I have tried to be a good wife.
Jean. Yes, he admits you have kept his house in order and looked after his comforts, but a paid servant would do as much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10 A Friendly Tip Jean. Please don 't. You surely had some motive in coming here. Won't you tell me what it was?
Alice {speaking tensely across the tahle to Jean).
Yes, I wanted to see what you looked like. You are a paragon in his eyes. Only to-night he wished that I was like you. That's why I came. To see for myself what special graces you have for luring my husband away from me.
Jean (speaking seriously, a trifle sadly). Please — please do not saj^ anything you will regret later. I don't wan...t Jim's wife to hate me. He said you were not jealous — but I see you are — and I am glad.
Alice. Glad?
Jean. Yes — because where there is jealousy there is most likely love. It is not me your husband cares for.
I only represent to him the things he would like you to be. Deep down in his heart I am sure he has a real and true affection for you that no other woman can win from you.
Alice. I have tried to be a good wife.
Jean. Yes, he admits you have kept his house in order and looked after his comforts, but a paid servant would do as much.
What to read after A Friendly Tip, a Playlet in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kavanaugh, Katharine, B. 1875 to read onlineMoreLess
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