How He Lied to Her Husband
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Yes, put it all on me, of course. Don't be mean, Henry.
HE [rousing himself with an effort] You are quite right, MrsBompas: I beg your pardon. You must excuse my temper. I have gotgrowing pains, I think.
SHE. Growing pains!
HE. The process of growing from romantic boyhood into cynicalmaturity usually takes fifteen years. When it is compressed intofifteen minutes, the pace is too fast; and growing pains are theresult.
SHE. Oh, is this a time for cleverness? It's settled, isn't it, that you're go...ing to be nice and good, and that you'll brazen itout to Teddy that you have some other Aurora?
HE. Yes: I'm capable of anything now. I should not have told himthe truth by halves; and now I will not lie by halves. I'llwallow in the honor of a gentleman.
SHE. Dearest boy, I knew you would. I--Sh! [she rushes to thedoor, and holds it ajar, listening breathlessly].
HE. What is it?
SHE [white with apprehension] It's Teddy: I hear him tapping thenew barometer. He can't have anything serious on his mind or hewouldn't do that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, put it all on me, of course. Don't be mean, Henry.
HE [rousing himself with an effort] You are quite right, MrsBompas: I beg your pardon. You must excuse my temper. I have gotgrowing pains, I think.
SHE. Growing pains!
HE. The process of growing from romantic boyhood into cynicalmaturity usually takes fifteen years. When it is compressed intofifteen minutes, the pace is too fast; and growing pains are theresult.
SHE. Oh, is this a time for cleverness? It's settled, isn't it, that you're go...ing to be nice and good, and that you'll brazen itout to Teddy that you have some other Aurora?
HE. Yes: I'm capable of anything now. I should not have told himthe truth by halves; and now I will not lie by halves. I'llwallow in the honor of a gentleman.
SHE. Dearest boy, I knew you would. I--Sh! [she rushes to thedoor, and holds it ajar, listening breathlessly].
HE. What is it?
SHE [white with apprehension] It's Teddy: I hear him tapping thenew barometer. He can't have anything serious on his mind or hewouldn't do that.
What to read after How He Lied to Her Husband?
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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