Public And Private Life of Animals
Public And Private Life of Animals
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Toinon. My father has a will which, he says, renders yours invalid.
Paul. He is wrong. Besides, if he would only consent to our union the house would be his as well as mine.
Toinon. He says he hates you, and it would be better I should die an old maid than marry a scamp.
Paul. [Piteously. ] Do you also, my darling, share his opinion] Toinon. Alas !
Gnawer. [Aside. ] That alas goes to my heart. It says more than enough.
Paul. Heavens ! your father is coming down the street ! I am off.
Toinon. [R...etreating from the window. ] If only he escapes unobserved. - If he does not, what shall I do ? [She enters her room. ] SCENE IV.
THE SAME.
Trotter. Hah ! hah ! Old Babolin will spoil your matrimonial scheme, my master !
Gnawer. I have decided that this marriage shall take place.
THE PHILOSOPHIC RAT. 105 Trotter. That of course alters the matter. If you have pledged your word, Babolin must fall.
Gnawer. Yes, certainly !
Trotter. Is Babolin a weather-cock, that you can turn him at will 1 Gnawer. No ; he is anything but a weather-cock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toinon. My father has a will which, he says, renders yours invalid.
Paul. He is wrong. Besides, if he would only consent to our union the house would be his as well as mine.
Toinon. He says he hates you, and it would be better I should die an old maid than marry a scamp.
Paul. [Piteously. ] Do you also, my darling, share his opinion] Toinon. Alas !
Gnawer. [Aside. ] That alas goes to my heart. It says more than enough.
Paul. Heavens ! your father is coming down the street ! I am off.
Toinon. [R...etreating from the window. ] If only he escapes unobserved. - If he does not, what shall I do ? [She enters her room. ] SCENE IV.
THE SAME.
Trotter. Hah ! hah ! Old Babolin will spoil your matrimonial scheme, my master !
Gnawer. I have decided that this marriage shall take place.
THE PHILOSOPHIC RAT. 105 Trotter. That of course alters the matter. If you have pledged your word, Babolin must fall.
Gnawer. Yes, certainly !
Trotter. Is Babolin a weather-cock, that you can turn him at will 1 Gnawer. No ; he is anything but a weather-cock.
What to read after Public And Private Life of Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P J Stahl to read onlineMoreLess
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