Mid Channel a Play in Four Acts
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Leonard.
[Angrily. ] I !
Zoe.
Yes ! And, with all his faults, he did try to take care of me — to keep me from harm ! [Her eyes ablaze. ] My God, what have you done !
[They remain confronting one another for a moment without speaking. Then he turns away ab- ruptly and picks up his hat and cane. She runs after him and clings to him.
Zoe.
• No, no ; don't be hasty. I didn't mean it — I didn't mean it 78 MID CHANNEL Leonard. [Endeavoring to free himself. ~\ Let me go Zoe. Ah, no ! I'm not well to-d...ay Leonard. I'll come back when you're better tempered.
Zoe. I am better tempered. Look ! it's all over. [Coaxing him to give up his hat and cane. '] Lenny — Lenny dear — Lenny [Placing the hat and cane upon the writing- table, she takes her handkerchief from her bag and dries her . Eyes. He sits in the armchair near the glazed door sulkily . ~\ Ha, ha! Now you're beginning to see what sort of a time poor Theo had with me.
Leonard. Oh, can't you leave off talking about him for a single second !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leonard.
[Angrily. ] I !
Zoe.
Yes ! And, with all his faults, he did try to take care of me — to keep me from harm ! [Her eyes ablaze. ] My God, what have you done !
[They remain confronting one another for a moment without speaking. Then he turns away ab- ruptly and picks up his hat and cane. She runs after him and clings to him.
Zoe.
• No, no ; don't be hasty. I didn't mean it — I didn't mean it 78 MID CHANNEL Leonard. [Endeavoring to free himself. ~\ Let me go Zoe. Ah, no ! I'm not well to-d...ay Leonard. I'll come back when you're better tempered.
Zoe. I am better tempered. Look ! it's all over. [Coaxing him to give up his hat and cane. '] Lenny — Lenny dear — Lenny [Placing the hat and cane upon the writing- table, she takes her handkerchief from her bag and dries her . Eyes. He sits in the armchair near the glazed door sulkily . ~\ Ha, ha! Now you're beginning to see what sort of a time poor Theo had with me.
Leonard. Oh, can't you leave off talking about him for a single second !
What to read after Mid Channel a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur W Pinero to read onlineMoreLess
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