Alabama a Drama in Four Acts
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91 MRS. P.
A love ?
DAVENPORT Yes ; a love that's dead, I fear.
MRS. P.
What love, Harry ?
DAVENPORT The love of the old Mildred for the cousin sweet- heart.
MRS. P.
Do you think that ever died ? Do you think because you went away, I could forget you ?
DAVENPORT You said to go.
MRS. P.
I thought it for the best. Our families both opposed us.
DAVENPORT Yes, the audacious assumption of every generation to regulate the heart affairs of the one that follows.
Such a cruel wrong !
MRS. P.
Cruel, even... if right.
DAVENPORT I shall never stay away again. [Pause.] Such a rest ! Home, father, a daughter, Mildred.
92 MRS. P.
When will you tell him ?' DAVENPORT To-night perhaps, or to-morrow. He spoke of his son once to-day, and my heart failed me.
MRS. P.
He talks of you always.
DAVENPORT Never in anger ?
MRS. P.
Never ! He has spoken of you tenderly for the last twelve years.
DAVENPORT Have I not written in that time ?
MRS. P.
No, and longer.
DAVENPORT My blind resentment. Is that he, coming there ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 MRS. P.
A love ?
DAVENPORT Yes ; a love that's dead, I fear.
MRS. P.
What love, Harry ?
DAVENPORT The love of the old Mildred for the cousin sweet- heart.
MRS. P.
Do you think that ever died ? Do you think because you went away, I could forget you ?
DAVENPORT You said to go.
MRS. P.
I thought it for the best. Our families both opposed us.
DAVENPORT Yes, the audacious assumption of every generation to regulate the heart affairs of the one that follows.
Such a cruel wrong !
MRS. P.
Cruel, even... if right.
DAVENPORT I shall never stay away again. [Pause.] Such a rest ! Home, father, a daughter, Mildred.
92 MRS. P.
When will you tell him ?' DAVENPORT To-night perhaps, or to-morrow. He spoke of his son once to-day, and my heart failed me.
MRS. P.
He talks of you always.
DAVENPORT Never in anger ?
MRS. P.
Never ! He has spoken of you tenderly for the last twelve years.
DAVENPORT Have I not written in that time ?
MRS. P.
No, and longer.
DAVENPORT My blind resentment. Is that he, coming there ?
What to read after Alabama a Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Augustus, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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