Mars Disarmed a Play in Four Acts
Mars Disarmed a Play in Four Acts
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ViMONT.
[Languidly. ] Proceed, Birson — that as well as anything else.
74 MARS DISARMED.
BiRSON.
\^With a satisfied air. '] In the first place, I think it will cause you a lively satisfaction to hear that I have succeeded in finding a purchaser for " Noi tiers, " which you were anxious to dis- pose of. [BiRSON pauses. Vimont nods his head unconcernedly, ] I have invested one hundred and sixty thousand francs in rentes. [Birson pauses. ViMONT nods his head. ] Should your revenue and expenditures... continue at the same ratio for the next ten or fifteen years, you will be one of the richest men in the department.
ViMONT.
[Meditatively. ] Yes, Birson, yes . . . But of what avail will it be to me? What can I do with great wealth?
Birson.
Great wealth is great power. Of what avail would be the genius, even of a Napoleon, unless he had the wealth of France to back him?
ViMONT.
The Emperor has the use of all his faculties — all his members — whereas I . . .
Birson.
You, General, might lose both legs as well as both arms, and, for that matter, both eyes too, provided you had millions at your command MARS DISARMED, 75 you would be a power in the land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ViMONT.
[Languidly. ] Proceed, Birson — that as well as anything else.
74 MARS DISARMED.
BiRSON.
\^With a satisfied air. '] In the first place, I think it will cause you a lively satisfaction to hear that I have succeeded in finding a purchaser for " Noi tiers, " which you were anxious to dis- pose of. [BiRSON pauses. Vimont nods his head unconcernedly, ] I have invested one hundred and sixty thousand francs in rentes. [Birson pauses. ViMONT nods his head. ] Should your revenue and expenditures... continue at the same ratio for the next ten or fifteen years, you will be one of the richest men in the department.
ViMONT.
[Meditatively. ] Yes, Birson, yes . . . But of what avail will it be to me? What can I do with great wealth?
Birson.
Great wealth is great power. Of what avail would be the genius, even of a Napoleon, unless he had the wealth of France to back him?
ViMONT.
The Emperor has the use of all his faculties — all his members — whereas I . . .
Birson.
You, General, might lose both legs as well as both arms, and, for that matter, both eyes too, provided you had millions at your command MARS DISARMED, 75 you would be a power in the land.
What to read after Mars Disarmed a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Cunninghurst to read onlineMoreLess
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