Four Tragedies
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132 THE STRICKLANDS ACT i Ah ! she can be compassionate. I'm small beside her. She pitied me.
HELEN. Why?
GERALD. I am pitiful. I'm weak and ineffectual. She makes me strong. Don't think, mother, that this is just a sensual attraction. It's an adventure an adventure of the spirit. I may come to wreck, but if you're safe there's no adventure.
HELEN. And she may come to wreck.
GERALD. Ah ! But she has courage. She's adven- turing too. You really consider me a safe, cautious person, mother ?
MRS. ...STRICKLAND. You think her mean ? You said ignominious.
HELEN. He says too much.
GERALD. She's many things. She's what I make her. She's a noble creature. She's a soul to be saved. Not the parson's way. Isn't it rather a poor sport to save souls when you're safe in the pulpit ? I'm in the flood.
MRS. STRICKLAND. It sounds a little melodramatic, dear.
GERALD. Well, then, that's my fault. It's deadly earnest. I make it seem a bit florid.
HELEN. She makes it so.
GERALD. What?
HELEN. She's a bit florid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
132 THE STRICKLANDS ACT i Ah ! she can be compassionate. I'm small beside her. She pitied me.
HELEN. Why?
GERALD. I am pitiful. I'm weak and ineffectual. She makes me strong. Don't think, mother, that this is just a sensual attraction. It's an adventure an adventure of the spirit. I may come to wreck, but if you're safe there's no adventure.
HELEN. And she may come to wreck.
GERALD. Ah ! But she has courage. She's adven- turing too. You really consider me a safe, cautious person, mother ?
MRS. ...STRICKLAND. You think her mean ? You said ignominious.
HELEN. He says too much.
GERALD. She's many things. She's what I make her. She's a noble creature. She's a soul to be saved. Not the parson's way. Isn't it rather a poor sport to save souls when you're safe in the pulpit ? I'm in the flood.
MRS. STRICKLAND. It sounds a little melodramatic, dear.
GERALD. Well, then, that's my fault. It's deadly earnest. I make it seem a bit florid.
HELEN. She makes it so.
GERALD. What?
HELEN. She's a bit florid.
What to read after Four Tragedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Noble Monkhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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