The Admirable Crichton
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Oh God, I don'ttry half hard enough to please you. I'm even wearing--(she looks downsadly)--when I know you prefer it.
CRICHTON (thoughtfully). I admit I do prefer it. Perhaps I am a littleold-fashioned in these matters. (Her tears again threaten. ) Ah, don't, Polly; that's nothing.
LADY MARY. If I could only please you, Gov.
CRICHTON (slowly). You do please me, child, very much--(he halfrises)--very much indeed. (If he meant to say more he checks himself. He looks at his plate. ) No more, than...k you. (The simple island meal isended, save for the walnuts and the wine, and CRICHTON is too busy a manto linger long over them. But he is a stickler for etiquette, end thetable is cleared charmingly, though with dispatch, before they areplaced before him. LADY MARY is an artist with the crumb-brush, andthere are few arts more delightful to watch. Dusk has come sharply, andshe turns on the electric light. It awakens CRICHTON from a reverie inwhich he has been regarding her. ) CRICHTON. Polly, there is only one thing about you that I don't quitelike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh God, I don'ttry half hard enough to please you. I'm even wearing--(she looks downsadly)--when I know you prefer it.
CRICHTON (thoughtfully). I admit I do prefer it. Perhaps I am a littleold-fashioned in these matters. (Her tears again threaten. ) Ah, don't, Polly; that's nothing.
LADY MARY. If I could only please you, Gov.
CRICHTON (slowly). You do please me, child, very much--(he halfrises)--very much indeed. (If he meant to say more he checks himself. He looks at his plate. ) No more, than...k you. (The simple island meal isended, save for the walnuts and the wine, and CRICHTON is too busy a manto linger long over them. But he is a stickler for etiquette, end thetable is cleared charmingly, though with dispatch, before they areplaced before him. LADY MARY is an artist with the crumb-brush, andthere are few arts more delightful to watch. Dusk has come sharply, andshe turns on the electric light. It awakens CRICHTON from a reverie inwhich he has been regarding her. ) CRICHTON. Polly, there is only one thing about you that I don't quitelike.
What to read after The Admirable Crichton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie James Matthew to read onlineMoreLess
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