Nowadays : a Contemporaneous Comedy
Nowadays : a Contemporaneous Comedy
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Why, Will, they ought to have a home of their own.
Dawson (Surprised) With this big house?
Mrs. Dawson (Clearly) It's too small for a new family. She ought to have a place of her own, do her own work for Sammy and herself ; not for you and me. Why, Will, she'd never feel this was her home. She'd feel as though she were a visitor earning her board. Everything she'd do she'd feel was because she had to. Everything you gave her she'd feel was a favor or like taking pay.
134 NOWADAYS Dawson Taking ...pay?
Betty Oh, I don't care.
Mrs. Dawson {Emphatically) But /do. If you really want them to be happy, Will, don't ask them to come here and live with us.
Dawson Is this some more new-fangled ideas?
Mrs. Dawson {Almost involuntarily) No ; it's only remembering how hard it was for me — when I came here to your father's house !
Dawson {Completely astonished) BeUe!!
{He stands, staring at her.) Betty {Rising) If I only had money of my own I wouldn't be this drag.
■'^, NOWADAYS 135 Diana {To her) Betty!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why, Will, they ought to have a home of their own.
Dawson (Surprised) With this big house?
Mrs. Dawson (Clearly) It's too small for a new family. She ought to have a place of her own, do her own work for Sammy and herself ; not for you and me. Why, Will, she'd never feel this was her home. She'd feel as though she were a visitor earning her board. Everything she'd do she'd feel was because she had to. Everything you gave her she'd feel was a favor or like taking pay.
134 NOWADAYS Dawson Taking ...pay?
Betty Oh, I don't care.
Mrs. Dawson {Emphatically) But /do. If you really want them to be happy, Will, don't ask them to come here and live with us.
Dawson Is this some more new-fangled ideas?
Mrs. Dawson {Almost involuntarily) No ; it's only remembering how hard it was for me — when I came here to your father's house !
Dawson {Completely astonished) BeUe!!
{He stands, staring at her.) Betty {Rising) If I only had money of my own I wouldn't be this drag.
■'^, NOWADAYS 135 Diana {To her) Betty!
What to read after Nowadays : a Contemporaneous Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Middleton George to read onlineMoreLess
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