Mrs. Warren's Profession
Mrs. Warren's Profession
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PRAED. But your mother doesn't know anything about Mrs Warren, does she?[He picks up the paper and sits down to read it].
FRANK. I don't know. Her journey to town looks as if she did. Not thatmy mother would mind in the ordinary way: she has stuck like a brick tolots of women who had got into trouble. But they were all nice women. Thats what makes the real difference. Mrs Warren, no doubt, has hermerits; but she's ever so rowdy; and my mother simply wouldn't put upwith her. So--hallo! [This exc...lamation is provoked by the reappearanceof the clergyman, who comes out of the house in haste and dismay].
REV. S. Frank: Mrs Warren and her daughter are coming across the heathwith Crofts: I saw them from the study windows. What _am_ I to say aboutyour mother?
FRANK. Stick on your hat and go out and say how delighted you are to seethem; and that Frank's in the garden; and that mother and Bessie havebeen called to the bedside of a sick relative, and were ever sosorry they couldn't stop; and that you hope Mrs Warren slept well;and--and--say any blessed thing except the truth, and leave the rest toProvidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PRAED. But your mother doesn't know anything about Mrs Warren, does she?[He picks up the paper and sits down to read it].
FRANK. I don't know. Her journey to town looks as if she did. Not thatmy mother would mind in the ordinary way: she has stuck like a brick tolots of women who had got into trouble. But they were all nice women. Thats what makes the real difference. Mrs Warren, no doubt, has hermerits; but she's ever so rowdy; and my mother simply wouldn't put upwith her. So--hallo! [This exc...lamation is provoked by the reappearanceof the clergyman, who comes out of the house in haste and dismay].
REV. S. Frank: Mrs Warren and her daughter are coming across the heathwith Crofts: I saw them from the study windows. What _am_ I to say aboutyour mother?
FRANK. Stick on your hat and go out and say how delighted you are to seethem; and that Frank's in the garden; and that mother and Bessie havebeen called to the bedside of a sick relative, and were ever sosorry they couldn't stop; and that you hope Mrs Warren slept well;and--and--say any blessed thing except the truth, and leave the rest toProvidence.
What to read after Mrs. Warren's Profession?
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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