Dear Brutus
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They are the saddestwords in the English tongue.
PURDIE. At the time I thought a still sadder word was Joanna.
MABEL. What was it you saw in me that made you love me?
PURDIE (plumbing the well of his emotions). I think it was the feelingthat you are so like myself.
MABEL (with great eyes). Have you noticed that, Jack? Sometimes it hasalmost terrified me.
PURDIE. We think the same thoughts; we are not two, Mabel; we are one. Your hair-- MABEL. Joanna knows you admire it, and for a week she did h...ers in thesame way.
PURDIE. I never noticed.
MABEL. That was why she gave it up. And it didn't really suit her. (Ruminating. ) I can't think of a good way of doing dear Joanna's hair. What is that you are muttering to yourself, Jack? Don't keep anythingfrom me.
PURDIE. I was repeating a poem I have written: it is in two words, 'Mabel Purdie. ' May I teach it to you, sweet: say 'Mabel Purdie' tome.
MABEL (timidly covering his mouth with her little hand). If I were tosay it, Jack, I should be false to Joanna: never ask me to be that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are the saddestwords in the English tongue.
PURDIE. At the time I thought a still sadder word was Joanna.
MABEL. What was it you saw in me that made you love me?
PURDIE (plumbing the well of his emotions). I think it was the feelingthat you are so like myself.
MABEL (with great eyes). Have you noticed that, Jack? Sometimes it hasalmost terrified me.
PURDIE. We think the same thoughts; we are not two, Mabel; we are one. Your hair-- MABEL. Joanna knows you admire it, and for a week she did h...ers in thesame way.
PURDIE. I never noticed.
MABEL. That was why she gave it up. And it didn't really suit her. (Ruminating. ) I can't think of a good way of doing dear Joanna's hair. What is that you are muttering to yourself, Jack? Don't keep anythingfrom me.
PURDIE. I was repeating a poem I have written: it is in two words, 'Mabel Purdie. ' May I teach it to you, sweet: say 'Mabel Purdie' tome.
MABEL (timidly covering his mouth with her little hand). If I were tosay it, Jack, I should be false to Joanna: never ask me to be that.
What to read after Dear Brutus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie James Matthew to read onlineMoreLess
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