Damaged Goods; the Great Play "les Avaries" By Brieux, Novelized With the Approval of the Author
Damaged Goods; the Great Play "les Avaries" By Brieux, Novelized With the Approval of the Author
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"She says that today, but can you affirm that she will say the samething five years from now, ten years from now? I tell you you willnot obtain that divorce, because I will most certainly refuse you thenecessary certificate. " "Then, " cried the other, "I will find other means of establishingproofs. I will have the child examined by another doctor!" The other answered. "Then you do not find that that poor little one hasbeen already sufficiently handicapped at the outset of its life? Yourgrandda...ughter has a physical defect. Do you wish to add to that acertificate of hereditary syphilis, which will follow her all her life?" Monsieur Loches sprang from his chair. "You mean that if the victimsseek to defend themselves, they will be struck the harder! You mean thatthe law gives me no weapon against a man who, knowing his condition, takes a young girl, sound, trusting, innocent, and befouls her with theresult of his debauches--makes her the mother of a poor little creature, whose future is such that those who love her the most do not knowwhether they ought to pray for her life, or for her immediatedeliverance?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She says that today, but can you affirm that she will say the samething five years from now, ten years from now? I tell you you willnot obtain that divorce, because I will most certainly refuse you thenecessary certificate. " "Then, " cried the other, "I will find other means of establishingproofs. I will have the child examined by another doctor!" The other answered. "Then you do not find that that poor little one hasbeen already sufficiently handicapped at the outset of its life? Yourgrandda...ughter has a physical defect. Do you wish to add to that acertificate of hereditary syphilis, which will follow her all her life?" Monsieur Loches sprang from his chair. "You mean that if the victimsseek to defend themselves, they will be struck the harder! You mean thatthe law gives me no weapon against a man who, knowing his condition, takes a young girl, sound, trusting, innocent, and befouls her with theresult of his debauches--makes her the mother of a poor little creature, whose future is such that those who love her the most do not knowwhether they ought to pray for her life, or for her immediatedeliverance?
What to read after Damaged Goods; the Great Play "les Avaries" By Brieux, Novelized With the Approval of the Author?
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