Polite Farces for the Drawing-Room
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It wouldn't do. Kindness spoils my character.
James, Yes, and think of the shock to the noble youth.
Gerald, I couldn't permit such a sacrifice.
Rosamund. To a good woman life should be one long sacrifice.
Gerald. Yes, that's all very well, and I tell you, A GOOD WOMAN 61 Rosie, I'm awfully obliged to 3'ou. Of course I'm desperately in love with you. That goes without saying. But I also must sacrifice myself. The fact is . . . there's Madge . . .
Rosamund. Well.?
Gerald. Well, you know what a p...lace a steamer is, especially in calm, warm weather. I'm afraid I've rather led her to expect. . . . The fact is, while you and Mr. Brett were having your little discussion just now, I emplo3'ed the time in scrib- bling out a bit of a letter to her, and I rather fancy that I've struck one or two deuced good ideas in the proposal line. How's this for a novelty: " jMy dear Miss Madge, you cannot fail to have noticed from my behaviour in your presence that I admire you tremendously .? " Rather a neat be- ginning, eh?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wouldn't do. Kindness spoils my character.
James, Yes, and think of the shock to the noble youth.
Gerald, I couldn't permit such a sacrifice.
Rosamund. To a good woman life should be one long sacrifice.
Gerald. Yes, that's all very well, and I tell you, A GOOD WOMAN 61 Rosie, I'm awfully obliged to 3'ou. Of course I'm desperately in love with you. That goes without saying. But I also must sacrifice myself. The fact is . . . there's Madge . . .
Rosamund. Well.?
Gerald. Well, you know what a p...lace a steamer is, especially in calm, warm weather. I'm afraid I've rather led her to expect. . . . The fact is, while you and Mr. Brett were having your little discussion just now, I emplo3'ed the time in scrib- bling out a bit of a letter to her, and I rather fancy that I've struck one or two deuced good ideas in the proposal line. How's this for a novelty: " jMy dear Miss Madge, you cannot fail to have noticed from my behaviour in your presence that I admire you tremendously .? " Rather a neat be- ginning, eh?
What to read after Polite Farces for the Drawing-Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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