Getting Married
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Reconciled them! Why, man, the whole divorce was aput-up job. She wants to marry some fellow named Hotchkiss.
REGINALD. A fellow with a face like-- LEO. You shant, Rejjy. He has a very fine face.
MRS BRIDGENORTH. And now she says she wants to marry both ofthem, and a lot of other people as well.
LEO. I didnt say I wanted to marry them: I only said I shouldlike to marry them.
THE BISHOP. Quite a nice distinction, Leo.
LEO. Just occasionally, you know.
THE BISHOP [sitting down cosily beside her] ...Quite so. Sometimes apoet, sometimes a Bishop, sometimes a fairy prince, sometimessomebody quite indescribable, and sometimes nobody at all.
LEO. Yes: thats just it. How did you know?
THE BISHOP. Oh, I should say most imaginative and cultivatedyoung women feel like that. I wouldnt give a rap for one whodidnt. Shakespear pointed out long ago that a woman wanted aSunday husband as well as a weekday one. But, as usual, he didntfollow up the idea.
THE GENERAL [aghast] Am I to understand-- THE BISHOP [cutting him short] Now, Boxer, am I the Bishop or areyou?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reconciled them! Why, man, the whole divorce was aput-up job. She wants to marry some fellow named Hotchkiss.
REGINALD. A fellow with a face like-- LEO. You shant, Rejjy. He has a very fine face.
MRS BRIDGENORTH. And now she says she wants to marry both ofthem, and a lot of other people as well.
LEO. I didnt say I wanted to marry them: I only said I shouldlike to marry them.
THE BISHOP. Quite a nice distinction, Leo.
LEO. Just occasionally, you know.
THE BISHOP [sitting down cosily beside her] ...Quite so. Sometimes apoet, sometimes a Bishop, sometimes a fairy prince, sometimessomebody quite indescribable, and sometimes nobody at all.
LEO. Yes: thats just it. How did you know?
THE BISHOP. Oh, I should say most imaginative and cultivatedyoung women feel like that. I wouldnt give a rap for one whodidnt. Shakespear pointed out long ago that a woman wanted aSunday husband as well as a weekday one. But, as usual, he didntfollow up the idea.
THE GENERAL [aghast] Am I to understand-- THE BISHOP [cutting him short] Now, Boxer, am I the Bishop or areyou?
What to read after Getting Married?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bernard Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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