Four Plays of the Free Theater..
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And your work — ?
Marcel. Fm not in the mood.
FRAN501SE. There's only ten days before the Salon : you'll never be ready.
Marcel. What chance have I, with my tal- ent?
FRAN50ISE. You have a great deal of talent — it's recognized everywhere.
Marcel. I did have — 152 FRANCOISE' LUCK A pause.^ "RANgoiSE. Will you be home for dinner?
Marcel [tenderlyj. Of course! And don't let any black suspicions get the better of you : I'm not lunching with anybody !
FRANgoiSE. I suspect you ? !
Marcel [gratefully...]. 'Til later, then! [A pause. Frankly.] Of course, I don't always go where I tell you I'm going. Why should I worry you ? But if you think I — do what I ought not to do, you are mistaken. I'm no longer a bach- elor, you know.
Francoise. Just a trifle, aren't you?
Marcel. No jealousy, dear! The day of ad- ventures is dead and buried. Thirty-five mortal years, scarcity of hair, a noticeable rotundity, and married! Opportunities are fewer now!
FRANgolSE [playfully]. Don't lose courage, your luck may return — A minute would suffice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And your work — ?
Marcel. Fm not in the mood.
FRAN501SE. There's only ten days before the Salon : you'll never be ready.
Marcel. What chance have I, with my tal- ent?
FRAN50ISE. You have a great deal of talent — it's recognized everywhere.
Marcel. I did have — 152 FRANCOISE' LUCK A pause.^ "RANgoiSE. Will you be home for dinner?
Marcel [tenderlyj. Of course! And don't let any black suspicions get the better of you : I'm not lunching with anybody !
FRANgoiSE. I suspect you ? !
Marcel [gratefully...]. 'Til later, then! [A pause. Frankly.] Of course, I don't always go where I tell you I'm going. Why should I worry you ? But if you think I — do what I ought not to do, you are mistaken. I'm no longer a bach- elor, you know.
Francoise. Just a trifle, aren't you?
Marcel. No jealousy, dear! The day of ad- ventures is dead and buried. Thirty-five mortal years, scarcity of hair, a noticeable rotundity, and married! Opportunities are fewer now!
FRANgolSE [playfully]. Don't lose courage, your luck may return — A minute would suffice.
What to read after Four Plays of the Free Theater..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrett Harper Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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