Misalliance
Misalliance
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I draw the line at putting a man on the rack. If youwant every joint in your body stretched until it's an agony tolive--until you have an unnatural feeling that all your muscles aresinging and laughing with pain--then go to the gymnasium with thatlady. But youll be more comfortable in jail.
LINA. _[greatly amused]_ Was that why you went away, old pal? Wasthat the telegram you said you had forgotten to send?
_Mrs Tarleton comes in hastily through the inner door. _ MRS TARLETON. _[on the steps]_ ...Is anything the matter, John? Nursesays she heard you calling me a quarter of an hour ago; and that yourvoice sounded as if you were ill. _[She comes between Tarleton andthe man. ]_ Is anything the matter?
TARLETON. This is the son of an old friend of mine. Mr--er--MrGunner. _[To the man, who rises awkwardly]. _ My wife.
MRS TARLETON. Good evening to you.
GUNNER. Er-- _[He is too nervous to speak, and makes a shamblingbow]. _ _Bentley looks in at the pavilion door, very peevish, and toopreoccupied with his own affairs to pay any attention to those of thecompany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I draw the line at putting a man on the rack. If youwant every joint in your body stretched until it's an agony tolive--until you have an unnatural feeling that all your muscles aresinging and laughing with pain--then go to the gymnasium with thatlady. But youll be more comfortable in jail.
LINA. _[greatly amused]_ Was that why you went away, old pal? Wasthat the telegram you said you had forgotten to send?
_Mrs Tarleton comes in hastily through the inner door. _ MRS TARLETON. _[on the steps]_ ...Is anything the matter, John? Nursesays she heard you calling me a quarter of an hour ago; and that yourvoice sounded as if you were ill. _[She comes between Tarleton andthe man. ]_ Is anything the matter?
TARLETON. This is the son of an old friend of mine. Mr--er--MrGunner. _[To the man, who rises awkwardly]. _ My wife.
MRS TARLETON. Good evening to you.
GUNNER. Er-- _[He is too nervous to speak, and makes a shamblingbow]. _ _Bentley looks in at the pavilion door, very peevish, and toopreoccupied with his own affairs to pay any attention to those of thecompany.
What to read after Misalliance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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