Sweet And Twenty; a Comedy in One Act
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SHE {coolly) Why should I marry you? I know nothing about you. I've known you for less than an hour.
HE {sardonically) That fact didn't seem to keep you from kissing me.
SHE Besides — I don't like the way you go about it.
If you'd propose the same way you made love to me, maybe I'd accept you.
HE All right. {Dropping on one knee before her) Beloved! {An awkward pause) No, I can't do it. {He gets up and distractedly dusts off his knees with his handkerchief) I'm very sorry.
17 SWEET AND TWENTY S...HE {with calm inquiry) Perhaps it's because you don't love me any more?
HE {fretfully) Of course I love you !
SHE {coldly) But you don't want to marry me. ... I see.
HE Not at all! I do want to marry you. But — SHE Well?
HE Marriage is a serious matter. Now don't take offense! I only meant that — well — {He starts again) We are in love with each other, and that's the important thing. But, as you said, we don't Icnow each other. I've no doubt that when we get acquainted we will like each other better still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SHE {coolly) Why should I marry you? I know nothing about you. I've known you for less than an hour.
HE {sardonically) That fact didn't seem to keep you from kissing me.
SHE Besides — I don't like the way you go about it.
If you'd propose the same way you made love to me, maybe I'd accept you.
HE All right. {Dropping on one knee before her) Beloved! {An awkward pause) No, I can't do it. {He gets up and distractedly dusts off his knees with his handkerchief) I'm very sorry.
17 SWEET AND TWENTY S...HE {with calm inquiry) Perhaps it's because you don't love me any more?
HE {fretfully) Of course I love you !
SHE {coldly) But you don't want to marry me. ... I see.
HE Not at all! I do want to marry you. But — SHE Well?
HE Marriage is a serious matter. Now don't take offense! I only meant that — well — {He starts again) We are in love with each other, and that's the important thing. But, as you said, we don't Icnow each other. I've no doubt that when we get acquainted we will like each other better still.
What to read after Sweet And Twenty; a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna St Vincent Millay to read onlineMoreLess
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