Dolly Dialogues
Dolly Dialogues
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I lit another cigarette. Then Dolly, pointing to the stem of the dial, cried: "Why, here's another inscription--oh, and in English?" She was right. There was another--carelessly scratched on the oldbattered column--nearly effaced, for the characters had been but lightlymarked--and yet not, as I conceived from the tenor of the words, veryold.
"What is it?" asked Dolly, peering over my shoulder, as I bent down toread the letters, and shading her eyes with her hand. (Why didn't sheput on her hat? ...We touch the Incomprehensible. ) "It is, " said I, "a singularly poor, shallow, feeble, and undesirablelittle verse. " "Read it out, " said Dolly.
So I read it. The silly fellow had written: Life is Love, the poets tell us, In the little books they sell us; Butpray, ma'am--what's of Life the Use, If Life be Love? For Love's theDeuce.
Dolly began to laugh gently, digging the pin again into her hat.
"I wonder, " she said, "whether they used to come and sit by this olddial just as we did this morning!" "I shouldn't be at all surprised, " said I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I lit another cigarette. Then Dolly, pointing to the stem of the dial, cried: "Why, here's another inscription--oh, and in English?" She was right. There was another--carelessly scratched on the oldbattered column--nearly effaced, for the characters had been but lightlymarked--and yet not, as I conceived from the tenor of the words, veryold.
"What is it?" asked Dolly, peering over my shoulder, as I bent down toread the letters, and shading her eyes with her hand. (Why didn't sheput on her hat? ...We touch the Incomprehensible. ) "It is, " said I, "a singularly poor, shallow, feeble, and undesirablelittle verse. " "Read it out, " said Dolly.
So I read it. The silly fellow had written: Life is Love, the poets tell us, In the little books they sell us; Butpray, ma'am--what's of Life the Use, If Life be Love? For Love's theDeuce.
Dolly began to laugh gently, digging the pin again into her hat.
"I wonder, " she said, "whether they used to come and sit by this olddial just as we did this morning!" "I shouldn't be at all surprised, " said I.
What to read after Dolly Dialogues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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