Plays : First Series
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If it is, it is, and if it is n't, it is n't.
ERNEST. Well, all I know is that when I told her the mine wasprobably a frost she went for me like steam.
LETTY. Well, so should I. She was only sticking up for her friends.
ERNEST. Ask the old Peachey-bird. She knows a thing or two. Lookhere, I don't mind a man's being a bit of a sportsman, but I thinkMolly's bringin' him down here is too thick. Your old Dad's got oneof his notions that because this Josser's his guest, he must keep himin a glass ca...se, and take shares in his mine, and all the rest of it.
LETTY. I do think people are horrible, always thinking things. It'snot as if Molly were a stranger. She's my own cousin. I 'm notgoing to believe anything about my own cousin. I simply won't.
ERNEST. [Reluctantly realising the difference that this makes. ] Isuppose it does make a difference, her bein' your cousin.
LETTY. Of course it does! I only hope to goodness no one will makeJoy suspect---- [She stops and buts her finger to her lips, for JOY is coming towards them, as the tea-bell sounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it is, it is, and if it is n't, it is n't.
ERNEST. Well, all I know is that when I told her the mine wasprobably a frost she went for me like steam.
LETTY. Well, so should I. She was only sticking up for her friends.
ERNEST. Ask the old Peachey-bird. She knows a thing or two. Lookhere, I don't mind a man's being a bit of a sportsman, but I thinkMolly's bringin' him down here is too thick. Your old Dad's got oneof his notions that because this Josser's his guest, he must keep himin a glass ca...se, and take shares in his mine, and all the rest of it.
LETTY. I do think people are horrible, always thinking things. It'snot as if Molly were a stranger. She's my own cousin. I 'm notgoing to believe anything about my own cousin. I simply won't.
ERNEST. [Reluctantly realising the difference that this makes. ] Isuppose it does make a difference, her bein' your cousin.
LETTY. Of course it does! I only hope to goodness no one will makeJoy suspect---- [She stops and buts her finger to her lips, for JOY is coming towards them, as the tea-bell sounds.
What to read after Plays : First Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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