Monologues
Monologues
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SCENE: A sitting-room. ABBIE discovered at desk.
THERE is one comfort about being a married woman that is, of course, there are more than one there are a good many ; but one especially, I mean. And that is to have a right to some of the luxuries of life. Now, a husband isn't like an elder sister. Of all creatures that tyrannize over their kind, an elder sister is the very worst. A husband is rather well, rather bossy, Alfred says "bossy, " and it's a real good word, but then you prefer that fro...m them. Besides, one's husband is a man, you know ; and one expects men to be a little masterful. Alfred is, sometimes, and -I think I like it. It is such a comfort to ha^ve some one else to take the responsibility for things, you know. And that reminds me Alfred said I should keep accounts, now I'm married. Where has that account-book gone to, anyway? I'm sure I put it here under this pile of invitations to those five-o'clock nuisances I just hate them! The impudence of that Hanson woman with her teas !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SCENE: A sitting-room. ABBIE discovered at desk.
THERE is one comfort about being a married woman that is, of course, there are more than one there are a good many ; but one especially, I mean. And that is to have a right to some of the luxuries of life. Now, a husband isn't like an elder sister. Of all creatures that tyrannize over their kind, an elder sister is the very worst. A husband is rather well, rather bossy, Alfred says "bossy, " and it's a real good word, but then you prefer that fro...m them. Besides, one's husband is a man, you know ; and one expects men to be a little masterful. Alfred is, sometimes, and -I think I like it. It is such a comfort to ha^ve some one else to take the responsibility for things, you know. And that reminds me Alfred said I should keep accounts, now I'm married. Where has that account-book gone to, anyway? I'm sure I put it here under this pile of invitations to those five-o'clock nuisances I just hate them! The impudence of that Hanson woman with her teas !
What to read after Monologues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanley Schell to read onlineMoreLess
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