A Lesson in Harmony
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Many women seem to think so.
IDA LESLIE.
Now, you are cynical.
{Ida rises and plucks a curled leaf off one of the roses. Otho remains seated.) OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
{Aside — taking the photograph from his pocket, and looking at it.) Gwen, darhng, may I give this dear, silly, little woman a good lesson? May I, Gwen? {Puts back the photograph.) Yes, I think so. She sadly needs it. {Goes up to her.) IDA LESLIE.
Tell me, Mr. Hazlewood, what is your idea of hap- piness ?
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
{Up C.) Loving, an...d being loved.
IDA LESLIE.
Are you incapable of loving? {Moves down.) OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
T? How can you ask such a question? {Fol- lows her.) IDA LESLIE.
Then, I am sure you are loved.
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
By whom?
l6 A LESSON IN HARMONY.
IDA LESLIE.
Dear Mr. Hazlewood, will you tell me who it is?
I promise not to betray you.
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
I am sure you won't.
IDA LESLIE.
Who is it then ?
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
Why do you want to know?
IDA LESLIE.
A woman's curiosity.
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
Fatal curiosity.
IDA LESLIE.
What to read after A Lesson in Harmony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Austin to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many women seem to think so.
IDA LESLIE.
Now, you are cynical.
{Ida rises and plucks a curled leaf off one of the roses. Otho remains seated.) OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
{Aside — taking the photograph from his pocket, and looking at it.) Gwen, darhng, may I give this dear, silly, little woman a good lesson? May I, Gwen? {Puts back the photograph.) Yes, I think so. She sadly needs it. {Goes up to her.) IDA LESLIE.
Tell me, Mr. Hazlewood, what is your idea of hap- piness ?
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
{Up C.) Loving, an...d being loved.
IDA LESLIE.
Are you incapable of loving? {Moves down.) OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
T? How can you ask such a question? {Fol- lows her.) IDA LESLIE.
Then, I am sure you are loved.
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
By whom?
l6 A LESSON IN HARMONY.
IDA LESLIE.
Dear Mr. Hazlewood, will you tell me who it is?
I promise not to betray you.
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
I am sure you won't.
IDA LESLIE.
Who is it then ?
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
Why do you want to know?
IDA LESLIE.
A woman's curiosity.
OTHO HAZLEWOOD.
Fatal curiosity.
IDA LESLIE.
What to read after A Lesson in Harmony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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