Four Plays
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I shall wait; there is no harm in that. Good- bye, ladies! [To MARIE] You will hear from me in a few days. \^He goes out] BLANCHE. What does he mean by "hearing from him"?
MARIE. He was good enough to offer to find me a position.
BLANCHE. Do you want to leave us?
MARIE. I don't want to, my dear Blanchette, but I can't stay here until the end of time; I have already imposed on your kindness.
BLANCHE. We are the ones who are imposing on you, and most selfishly. If we weren't so proud, we should a...cknowledge that we were in your debt.
MARIE. How do you make that out?
BLANCHE. You are so thrillingly alive! You breathe vitality into everyone you associate with. You have taught me more in two months than my teachers have in ten years: I have learned to take an interest in things. I was merely a doll before I knew you; I feel that in your presence I am becoming a young woman, too — I loye-y6u like a sister."^ MARIE. [^Kissing ker^ I too love you, like a sister.
BLANCHE. How sweet that word is — in French as well as in English!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall wait; there is no harm in that. Good- bye, ladies! [To MARIE] You will hear from me in a few days. \^He goes out] BLANCHE. What does he mean by "hearing from him"?
MARIE. He was good enough to offer to find me a position.
BLANCHE. Do you want to leave us?
MARIE. I don't want to, my dear Blanchette, but I can't stay here until the end of time; I have already imposed on your kindness.
BLANCHE. We are the ones who are imposing on you, and most selfishly. If we weren't so proud, we should a...cknowledge that we were in your debt.
MARIE. How do you make that out?
BLANCHE. You are so thrillingly alive! You breathe vitality into everyone you associate with. You have taught me more in two months than my teachers have in ten years: I have learned to take an interest in things. I was merely a doll before I knew you; I feel that in your presence I am becoming a young woman, too — I loye-y6u like a sister."^ MARIE. [^Kissing ker^ I too love you, like a sister.
BLANCHE. How sweet that word is — in French as well as in English!
What to read after Four Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augier, Emile, 1820-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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