D'arcy of the Guards; a Play in Four Acts
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D'Arcy. Well, his sweetheart is not mine, Greg.
Greg. I can readily believe that.
D'Arcy. Oh, you stupid old Greg, you don't mean what I mean.
Greg. What do I mean?
D'Arcy. You mean that we ai-e both in love with the same girl, and so we are, but in a different way.
Greg. (Hopelessly) And you compromised on that basis, did you, Jack?
D'Arcy. Yes, I was perfectly satisfied with his way. He's her brother, Greg.
Greg. Her brother! {Laughing) It is like one of Mr. Garrick's comedies. Jack. {Sitting... L. of lahle) D'Arcy. It's better, it's real.
Greg. But why did she give you her hand to kiss — if she wouldn't give it to you to keep?
D'Arcy. You know not the ways of women, Greg.
Your flinty heart has never been touched by ex- perience.
Greg. Your experience with 'em seems to have been of much value to you, Jack.
D'Arcy. Faith, Greg, every woiriau is a new ex- perience.
D'ARCY OF THE GUAEDS. 49 Greg. It's an un
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D'Arcy. Well, his sweetheart is not mine, Greg.
Greg. I can readily believe that.
D'Arcy. Oh, you stupid old Greg, you don't mean what I mean.
Greg. What do I mean?
D'Arcy. You mean that we ai-e both in love with the same girl, and so we are, but in a different way.
Greg. (Hopelessly) And you compromised on that basis, did you, Jack?
D'Arcy. Yes, I was perfectly satisfied with his way. He's her brother, Greg.
Greg. Her brother! {Laughing) It is like one of Mr. Garrick's comedies. Jack. {Sitting... L. of lahle) D'Arcy. It's better, it's real.
Greg. But why did she give you her hand to kiss — if she wouldn't give it to you to keep?
D'Arcy. You know not the ways of women, Greg.
Your flinty heart has never been touched by ex- perience.
Greg. Your experience with 'em seems to have been of much value to you, Jack.
D'Arcy. Faith, Greg, every woiriau is a new ex- perience.
D'ARCY OF THE GUAEDS. 49 Greg. It's an un
What to read after D'arcy of the Guards; a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Evan Shipman to read onlineMoreLess
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