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— Let me tell you that you are a detestable cynic. You are dis- gustingly personal; always dwelling on details, on the least Albert. Which is as much as calling me a block- head?
Henriette. Just about. You would be com- pletely so, if you didn't read your morning paper regularly; so regfularly that I know in advance ex- actly what you are going to say to me during the day.
Albert. Why not call me a parrot ?
Henriette. That would compliment you, for you don't speak as well as a parrot ; a parrot...'s mem-: ory never gets clouded, a parrot has at least the com- mon politeness to 14 MODESTY Albert, (between his teeth) I won't stand for this. I wonder how you could have endured me so long if you thought me such a fool.
Heneiette. I considered you harmless.
Albert. Are you aware that you have wounded me cruelly?
Henriette. You have wounded me. Thank Heaven, though, we had this discussion ! Now I'll know how to conduct myself toward you in the future.
Albert. Thank Heaven for the same thing!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Let me tell you that you are a detestable cynic. You are dis- gustingly personal; always dwelling on details, on the least Albert. Which is as much as calling me a block- head?
Henriette. Just about. You would be com- pletely so, if you didn't read your morning paper regularly; so regfularly that I know in advance ex- actly what you are going to say to me during the day.
Albert. Why not call me a parrot ?
Henriette. That would compliment you, for you don't speak as well as a parrot ; a parrot...'s mem-: ory never gets clouded, a parrot has at least the com- mon politeness to 14 MODESTY Albert, (between his teeth) I won't stand for this. I wonder how you could have endured me so long if you thought me such a fool.
Heneiette. I considered you harmless.
Albert. Are you aware that you have wounded me cruelly?
Henriette. You have wounded me. Thank Heaven, though, we had this discussion ! Now I'll know how to conduct myself toward you in the future.
Albert. Thank Heaven for the same thing!
What to read after Modesty; a Comedy in 1 Act;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Hervieu to read onlineMoreLess
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