Maurice Harte a Play in Two Acts
Maurice Harte a Play in Two Acts
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Won't you ?
Father Mangan. I have already done all that any man could do.
Michael (piteously). Talk to him again. Father?
Father Mangan. There is no use, Michael. His mind is finally made up. There is no moving him. You might as well^try to move that mountain beyond.
Mrs, Harte (in a strained, nnfamiliar voice). Do you know what it is you're saying at all, Father ? Would you kill us dead this day ?
Father Mangan (raising his hand as if to reason with her). Mrs. Harte Mrs. Harte (hysterically). ...No! No! I won't believe it ! I won't, till I hear it from his own two lips.
Father Mangan (persuasively), Mrs. Harte Mrs. Harte. I won't ! I won't ! I won't ! He couldn't do it — he couldn't ! You don't know him as w'e do. He couldn't — No ! No ! No !
Father Mangan. Don't blind yourself with false hopes. 'Tis very hard, I know, but God has His own wise ends in everything. . . . Take the poor fellow gently. 'Tis wrong, remember, to interfere in such a matter. God comfort you both this day. He goes out slowly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Won't you ?
Father Mangan. I have already done all that any man could do.
Michael (piteously). Talk to him again. Father?
Father Mangan. There is no use, Michael. His mind is finally made up. There is no moving him. You might as well^try to move that mountain beyond.
Mrs, Harte (in a strained, nnfamiliar voice). Do you know what it is you're saying at all, Father ? Would you kill us dead this day ?
Father Mangan (raising his hand as if to reason with her). Mrs. Harte Mrs. Harte (hysterically). ...No! No! I won't believe it ! I won't, till I hear it from his own two lips.
Father Mangan (persuasively), Mrs. Harte Mrs. Harte. I won't ! I won't ! I won't ! He couldn't do it — he couldn't ! You don't know him as w'e do. He couldn't — No ! No ! No !
Father Mangan. Don't blind yourself with false hopes. 'Tis very hard, I know, but God has His own wise ends in everything. . . . Take the poor fellow gently. 'Tis wrong, remember, to interfere in such a matter. God comfort you both this day. He goes out slowly.
What to read after Maurice Harte a Play in Two Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T C Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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