The Circle a Comedy in Three Acts
The Circle a Comedy in Three Acts
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Thank you very much. Are you under the impression I'm going to sacrifice my career for a whim of yours?
Elizabeth. How will it do that?
Arnold. My seat's wobbly enough as it is. Do you think I'd be able to hold it if I were in a divorce case? Even if it were a put-up job, as most divorces are nowa- days, it would damn me.
Elizabeth. It's rather hard on a woman to be divorced.
Arnold. [With sudden suspicion. ] What do you mean by that? Are you in love with some one?
Elizabeth. Yes.
Arnold. Who ?...
60 THE CIRCLE [act ii Elizabeth. Teddie Luton.
[He is astonished for a moment, then bursts into a laugh.
Arnold. My poor child, how can you be so ridiculous? Why, he hasn't a bob. He's a perfectly commonplace young man. It's so absurd I can't even be angry with you.
Elizabeth. I've fallen desperately in love with him, Arnold.
Arnold. Well, you'd better fall desperately out.
Elizabeth. He wants to marry me.
Arnold. I daresay he does. He can go to hell.
Elizabeth. It's no good talking like that.
Arnold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thank you very much. Are you under the impression I'm going to sacrifice my career for a whim of yours?
Elizabeth. How will it do that?
Arnold. My seat's wobbly enough as it is. Do you think I'd be able to hold it if I were in a divorce case? Even if it were a put-up job, as most divorces are nowa- days, it would damn me.
Elizabeth. It's rather hard on a woman to be divorced.
Arnold. [With sudden suspicion. ] What do you mean by that? Are you in love with some one?
Elizabeth. Yes.
Arnold. Who ?...
60 THE CIRCLE [act ii Elizabeth. Teddie Luton.
[He is astonished for a moment, then bursts into a laugh.
Arnold. My poor child, how can you be so ridiculous? Why, he hasn't a bob. He's a perfectly commonplace young man. It's so absurd I can't even be angry with you.
Elizabeth. I've fallen desperately in love with him, Arnold.
Arnold. Well, you'd better fall desperately out.
Elizabeth. He wants to marry me.
Arnold. I daresay he does. He can go to hell.
Elizabeth. It's no good talking like that.
Arnold.
What to read after The Circle a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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