The Court Theatre 1904-1907 : a Commentary And Criticism
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Because liking is not enough. Now that 'I think down into it seriously, I don't know whether I like you or not.
Gloria {looking down at him with wondering concern). I'm sorry.
Valentine {in an agony of restrained passion). Oh, don't pity me.
Your voice is tearing my heart to pieces. Let me alone, Gloria. You go down into the very depths of me, troubling and stirring me — I can't struggle with it — I can't tell you Gloria {breaking down suddenly). Oh, stop telling me what you feel : I can't bear... it.
THE COURT THEATRE 59 Valentine {s^tigittg up triumphantly, the agonised voice now solid, ringing emd jubilant). Ah, it's come at last— my moment of courage.
{He seizes her hands: she looks at him in terror.) Our moment of courage ! {He draws her to him, and kisses her with impetuous strength, find laughs boyishly.) Now you've done it, Gloria. It's all over : we're in love with one another. (She can only gasp at him.) But what a dragon you were ! And how hideously a&aid I was !
Turn now to the final scene between Ann and Tanner : Tanner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because liking is not enough. Now that 'I think down into it seriously, I don't know whether I like you or not.
Gloria {looking down at him with wondering concern). I'm sorry.
Valentine {in an agony of restrained passion). Oh, don't pity me.
Your voice is tearing my heart to pieces. Let me alone, Gloria. You go down into the very depths of me, troubling and stirring me — I can't struggle with it — I can't tell you Gloria {breaking down suddenly). Oh, stop telling me what you feel : I can't bear... it.
THE COURT THEATRE 59 Valentine {s^tigittg up triumphantly, the agonised voice now solid, ringing emd jubilant). Ah, it's come at last— my moment of courage.
{He seizes her hands: she looks at him in terror.) Our moment of courage ! {He draws her to him, and kisses her with impetuous strength, find laughs boyishly.) Now you've done it, Gloria. It's all over : we're in love with one another. (She can only gasp at him.) But what a dragon you were ! And how hideously a&aid I was !
Turn now to the final scene between Ann and Tanner : Tanner.
What to read after The Court Theatre 1904-1907 : a Commentary And Criticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Desmond Maccarthy to read onlineMoreLess
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