Her Own Money; a Comedy in Three Acts
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Beecher. You insisted on my taking that profit — I don't want it. Don't think I was entitled to it — I just — gave it to her HER OWN IMONEY. (yj Alden. You gave five hundred dollars — to my wife?
Mrs. Beecher. Eive hundred dollars to her: and I'm in debt.
Beecher. (Laiuely) Later she meant to give it to you — (To Lew) Mary. {Wcepiurj — ashamed) Oh, Lew, this is dreadful — it's horrible — nothing like this has ever happened in our lives. Send this woman away — let's just you and I talk it over. ...I can explain all to you — really, Lew — everything Alden. No — by God — here and now. There's been too much lying and evasion. I want the truth now — do you understand — the truth, from both of you — and I'm going to have it — or Mary. (Seated on end of couch) You shall have the truth, then. All this is my fault. Don't blame Mr. Beecher. He's been trying to help me.
And trying to help you. Lie gave me a check — it was due me. It was for a loan.
Alden. A loan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beecher. You insisted on my taking that profit — I don't want it. Don't think I was entitled to it — I just — gave it to her HER OWN IMONEY. (yj Alden. You gave five hundred dollars — to my wife?
Mrs. Beecher. Eive hundred dollars to her: and I'm in debt.
Beecher. (Laiuely) Later she meant to give it to you — (To Lew) Mary. {Wcepiurj — ashamed) Oh, Lew, this is dreadful — it's horrible — nothing like this has ever happened in our lives. Send this woman away — let's just you and I talk it over. ...I can explain all to you — really, Lew — everything Alden. No — by God — here and now. There's been too much lying and evasion. I want the truth now — do you understand — the truth, from both of you — and I'm going to have it — or Mary. (Seated on end of couch) You shall have the truth, then. All this is my fault. Don't blame Mr. Beecher. He's been trying to help me.
And trying to help you. Lie gave me a check — it was due me. It was for a loan.
Alden. A loan.
What to read after Her Own Money; a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swan, Mark Elbert, 1871- to read onlineMoreLess
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