Arms And the Man
Arms And the Man
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BLUNTSCHLI. True. I should have remembered it.
RAINA (greatly encouraged). Ah, it is natural that you shouldforget it first. It cost you nothing: it cost me a lie!--a lie!!(She sits down on the ottoman, looking straight before her withher hands clasped on her knee. Bluntschli, quite touched, goesto the ottoman with a particularly reassuring and considerateair, and sits down beside her. ) BLUNTSCHLI. My dear young lady, don't let this worry you. Remember: I'm a soldier. Now what are the two thin...gs that happento a soldier so often that he comes to think nothing of them?One is hearing people tell lies (Raina recoils): the other isgetting his life saved in all sorts of ways by all sorts ofpeople.
RAINA (rising in indignant protest). And so he becomes acreature incapable of faith and of gratitude.
BLUNTSCHLI (making a wry face). Do you like gratitude? I don't. If pity is akin to love, gratitude is akin to the other thing.
RAINA. Gratitude! (Turning on him. ) If you are incapable ofgratitude you are incapable of any noble sentiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BLUNTSCHLI. True. I should have remembered it.
RAINA (greatly encouraged). Ah, it is natural that you shouldforget it first. It cost you nothing: it cost me a lie!--a lie!!(She sits down on the ottoman, looking straight before her withher hands clasped on her knee. Bluntschli, quite touched, goesto the ottoman with a particularly reassuring and considerateair, and sits down beside her. ) BLUNTSCHLI. My dear young lady, don't let this worry you. Remember: I'm a soldier. Now what are the two thin...gs that happento a soldier so often that he comes to think nothing of them?One is hearing people tell lies (Raina recoils): the other isgetting his life saved in all sorts of ways by all sorts ofpeople.
RAINA (rising in indignant protest). And so he becomes acreature incapable of faith and of gratitude.
BLUNTSCHLI (making a wry face). Do you like gratitude? I don't. If pity is akin to love, gratitude is akin to the other thing.
RAINA. Gratitude! (Turning on him. ) If you are incapable ofgratitude you are incapable of any noble sentiment.
What to read after Arms And the Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bernard Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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