Anna Christie
Anna Christie
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CHRIS--[Guiltily. ] Ay taught it vas better Anna stay avay, grow upinland where she don't ever know ole davil, sea.
BURKE--[Scornfully. ] Is it blaming the sea for your troubles ye areagain, God help you? Well, Anna knows it now. 'Twas in her blood, anyway.
CHRIS--And Ay don't vant she ever know no-good fallar on sea-- BURKE--She knows one now.
CHRIS--[Banging the table with his fist--furiously. ] Dat's yust it!Dat's yust what you are--no-good, sailor fallar! You tank Ay lat herlife be made sor...ry by you like her mo'der's vas by me! No, Ay svear!She don't marry you if Ay gat kill you first!
BURKE--[Looks at him a moment, in astonishment--then laughinguproariously. ] Ho-ho! Glory be to God, it's bold talk you have for astumpy runt of a man!
CHRIS--[Threateningly. ] Vell--you see!
BURKE--[With grinning defiance. ] I'll see, surely! I'll see myself andAnna married this day, I'm telling you! [Then with contemptuousexasperation. ] It's quare fool's blather you have about the sea donethis and the sea done that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHRIS--[Guiltily. ] Ay taught it vas better Anna stay avay, grow upinland where she don't ever know ole davil, sea.
BURKE--[Scornfully. ] Is it blaming the sea for your troubles ye areagain, God help you? Well, Anna knows it now. 'Twas in her blood, anyway.
CHRIS--And Ay don't vant she ever know no-good fallar on sea-- BURKE--She knows one now.
CHRIS--[Banging the table with his fist--furiously. ] Dat's yust it!Dat's yust what you are--no-good, sailor fallar! You tank Ay lat herlife be made sor...ry by you like her mo'der's vas by me! No, Ay svear!She don't marry you if Ay gat kill you first!
BURKE--[Looks at him a moment, in astonishment--then laughinguproariously. ] Ho-ho! Glory be to God, it's bold talk you have for astumpy runt of a man!
CHRIS--[Threateningly. ] Vell--you see!
BURKE--[With grinning defiance. ] I'll see, surely! I'll see myself andAnna married this day, I'm telling you! [Then with contemptuousexasperation. ] It's quare fool's blather you have about the sea donethis and the sea done that.
What to read after Anna Christie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'neill Eugene to read onlineMoreLess
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