Angels & Ministers; Four Plays
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Does that mean that you don't want it?
morley. Oh, no! It will be very good discipline for me; made by you, I shall have to wear it.
mrs. g. But you know, it's a very remarkable thing that I can offer it you. Ever since we married 6 4 I have been knitting comforters for Mr. Gladstone, which he has always either been losing or giving away. This is the first time I have been able to get ahead of him. He still has two. Isn't that a triumph?
morley. It is, indeed.
mrs. g. He's more careful now, and... doesn't lose them. He begins to feel, I suppose, that he's getting old — and needs them.
morley. You surprise me! Why, he is not yet ninety !
mrs. g. Do you know, he still sleeps like a child!
Sometimes I lie awake to watch him. It's wonderful!
morley. It's habit, madam; that, and force of will.
mrs. g. And really it is only then I can feel that he quite belongs to me. All the rest of the time it's a struggle.
morley. In which you have won.
mrs. g. Have I?
morley. Every time.
mrs. g. (wistfully).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Does that mean that you don't want it?
morley. Oh, no! It will be very good discipline for me; made by you, I shall have to wear it.
mrs. g. But you know, it's a very remarkable thing that I can offer it you. Ever since we married 6 4 I have been knitting comforters for Mr. Gladstone, which he has always either been losing or giving away. This is the first time I have been able to get ahead of him. He still has two. Isn't that a triumph?
morley. It is, indeed.
mrs. g. He's more careful now, and... doesn't lose them. He begins to feel, I suppose, that he's getting old — and needs them.
morley. You surprise me! Why, he is not yet ninety !
mrs. g. Do you know, he still sleeps like a child!
Sometimes I lie awake to watch him. It's wonderful!
morley. It's habit, madam; that, and force of will.
mrs. g. And really it is only then I can feel that he quite belongs to me. All the rest of the time it's a struggle.
morley. In which you have won.
mrs. g. Have I?
morley. Every time.
mrs. g. (wistfully).
What to read after Angels & Ministers; Four Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Housman Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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