Plays And Players, Leaves From a Critic's Scrapbook
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There has been a baby — a boy. Ellen demands that he have his share of young Fullerton's fortune, even if he doesn't bear his father's name. The old family friend, Judge Filson, is called in as counsel. Of course, you must realize that John Mason plays this part.
Dear, dear, the matter must be kept out of court, to avoid a scandal on the fair name of the Fuller- tons. The judge faintly suggests to Fullerton pere that son Hugh might offer to marry the girl. The reason he has this absurd idea, it... seems, is because years ago he. Judge Filson, loved a daughter of joy, and she, when about to become a mother, drowned herself rather than hamper his career. This has tended to soften his sympathies — as well it might..
The case does get into court, however, and the court scene makes the "big act," for in it Ellen tells why THE POOR WORKING GIRL 113 and how she first went wrong. The story she tells is very human and true, and it is a pity the author had not been literary artist enough to tell it in Ellen's own language, and not a language made up of street slang, "fine writing" and special pleading mixed in equal parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There has been a baby — a boy. Ellen demands that he have his share of young Fullerton's fortune, even if he doesn't bear his father's name. The old family friend, Judge Filson, is called in as counsel. Of course, you must realize that John Mason plays this part.
Dear, dear, the matter must be kept out of court, to avoid a scandal on the fair name of the Fuller- tons. The judge faintly suggests to Fullerton pere that son Hugh might offer to marry the girl. The reason he has this absurd idea, it... seems, is because years ago he. Judge Filson, loved a daughter of joy, and she, when about to become a mother, drowned herself rather than hamper his career. This has tended to soften his sympathies — as well it might..
The case does get into court, however, and the court scene makes the "big act," for in it Ellen tells why THE POOR WORKING GIRL 113 and how she first went wrong. The story she tells is very human and true, and it is a pity the author had not been literary artist enough to tell it in Ellen's own language, and not a language made up of street slang, "fine writing" and special pleading mixed in equal parts.
What to read after Plays And Players, Leaves From a Critic's Scrapbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eaton Walter Prichard to read onlineMoreLess
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