Four Plays
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What are these? HAZ. His letters. BER. [ironically] From the grave? Beringer's eyes are riveted on the letters by that un- canny fascination which repels even ivhile it attracts. HAZ. Almost. They cover the last year of his life. One — that one — was written the night before his death. BER. When did you find them ? HAZ. Only a few days ago. After my aunt died — his sister, you know — they were sent to me. They were written by my father to her in fullest confidence. BER. Very interesting. Any cl...ues? HAZ. He lays bare his heart. It was being torn because he felt that his wife was slipping from him towards another man. [Pause. ] Why aren't you jealous to hear the name of this man? Your wife seems to have loved him. BER. Oh! HAZ. Perhaps you know. BER. [heavily] Are names mentioned? HAZ. Oh, yes. BER, That proves nothing. Io6 THE VICTOR HAZ. [slowly] Makes one think — makes one think. Perhaps "Cherchez la femme" is right after all. The motive, then, was love — blind, unreasoning, most un- scrupulous of passions, sweeping out of the way even a dear friend to realize its dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What are these? HAZ. His letters. BER. [ironically] From the grave? Beringer's eyes are riveted on the letters by that un- canny fascination which repels even ivhile it attracts. HAZ. Almost. They cover the last year of his life. One — that one — was written the night before his death. BER. When did you find them ? HAZ. Only a few days ago. After my aunt died — his sister, you know — they were sent to me. They were written by my father to her in fullest confidence. BER. Very interesting. Any cl...ues? HAZ. He lays bare his heart. It was being torn because he felt that his wife was slipping from him towards another man. [Pause. ] Why aren't you jealous to hear the name of this man? Your wife seems to have loved him. BER. Oh! HAZ. Perhaps you know. BER. [heavily] Are names mentioned? HAZ. Oh, yes. BER, That proves nothing. Io6 THE VICTOR HAZ. [slowly] Makes one think — makes one think. Perhaps "Cherchez la femme" is right after all. The motive, then, was love — blind, unreasoning, most un- scrupulous of passions, sweeping out of the way even a dear friend to realize its dream.
What to read after Four Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adrian Consett Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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