Modern American Plays
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It wasn t fair. The whole thing is the mistake of a very obstinate old man. CATHERINE. James !
JAMES. I loved him, too; but he was an obstinate old man. Sometimes I think it was the Dutch blood in his veins.
PETER. A very frank, outspoken, fellow. I like to hear him talk now.
JAMES. Do you know why I was sent away? Why I quarrelled with your uncle ? I said that I loved you . . . He asked me ... I didn t tell him because I had any hopes I hadn t ... I haven t now. . . . [Struck. ] But in spite o...f what I m saying ... I don t know what makes me think that I .... I could take you in my arms and you would let me . . . But I do think it.
CATHERINE. [Retreats, backing towards PETER. ] No! . . . Don t touch me, James you mustn t ! Don t . . . Don t!
[PETER pushes her into JAMES S arms, with out touching her. She exclaims " Oh, James! " and fairly runs towards JAMES as though violently propelled. In reality, she thinks that she is yielding to an im pulse. As she reaches him, she exclaims " No!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn t fair. The whole thing is the mistake of a very obstinate old man. CATHERINE. James !
JAMES. I loved him, too; but he was an obstinate old man. Sometimes I think it was the Dutch blood in his veins.
PETER. A very frank, outspoken, fellow. I like to hear him talk now.
JAMES. Do you know why I was sent away? Why I quarrelled with your uncle ? I said that I loved you . . . He asked me ... I didn t tell him because I had any hopes I hadn t ... I haven t now. . . . [Struck. ] But in spite o...f what I m saying ... I don t know what makes me think that I .... I could take you in my arms and you would let me . . . But I do think it.
CATHERINE. [Retreats, backing towards PETER. ] No! . . . Don t touch me, James you mustn t ! Don t . . . Don t!
[PETER pushes her into JAMES S arms, with out touching her. She exclaims " Oh, James! " and fairly runs towards JAMES as though violently propelled. In reality, she thinks that she is yielding to an im pulse. As she reaches him, she exclaims " No!
What to read after Modern American Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pierce Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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