The Best Man; a Comedy ..
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Where is he?
Dick. Who?
Marion. George said someone was here and wished to speak to me.
Dick {fumbling with his collar). Yes, there — there is.
Marion {looking about again). Why, I don't see anybody.
Dick. You're not very complimentary.
Marion {laughing). I beg your pardon. That was awfully rude. But I never thought of you for a second.
Dick. Thank you.
Marion. Oh dear, that's ruder yet. I mean I thought there was some one here who wished to see me particularly.
Dick. So there is. Some one who ...wishes to see you most particularly. {Taking her hand) Marion, listen to me. It's all been wrong. Wrong from the start. There's been one big misunderstanding, but one fact remains unchanged — my love for you.
Marion. For — for me ? You don't mean me. Oh, I — I see you — you are joking. How foolish of me to — to take you seriously.
Dick. Marion, will you?
Marion. Will I ? I don't understand.
Dick. Will you take me seriously ?
{Enter George briskly.) George. Time's up. {To Marion) Did he do it prettily ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where is he?
Dick. Who?
Marion. George said someone was here and wished to speak to me.
Dick {fumbling with his collar). Yes, there — there is.
Marion {looking about again). Why, I don't see anybody.
Dick. You're not very complimentary.
Marion {laughing). I beg your pardon. That was awfully rude. But I never thought of you for a second.
Dick. Thank you.
Marion. Oh dear, that's ruder yet. I mean I thought there was some one here who wished to see me particularly.
Dick. So there is. Some one who ...wishes to see you most particularly. {Taking her hand) Marion, listen to me. It's all been wrong. Wrong from the start. There's been one big misunderstanding, but one fact remains unchanged — my love for you.
Marion. For — for me ? You don't mean me. Oh, I — I see you — you are joking. How foolish of me to — to take you seriously.
Dick. Marion, will you?
Marion. Will I ? I don't understand.
Dick. Will you take me seriously ?
{Enter George briskly.) George. Time's up. {To Marion) Did he do it prettily ?
What to read after The Best Man; a Comedy ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane, Eleanor M. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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