The Craft of the Tortoise a Play in Four Acts
The Craft of the Tortoise a Play in Four Acts
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MARTHE. One of our own young men.
BLANCHE (with increasing apprehension). Oh ma- dame! It is not fair. To marry me to someone I already know.
MARTHE (sternly). Are you objecting? To a match your father and the Baron have made for you?
BLANCHE. No, madame. But which, which is he?
MARTHE. Hugh de Losan.
BLANCHE (with a cry). Oh madame, my heart told me ! Let me speak with you alone.
MARTHE. Blanche? Leave us.
(The young ladies go out left by Center. Emelie goes out Left front, followed by the nur...se bearing her hat. ) BLANCHE (as Rudel rises also). No, let him stay.
MARTHE (suspiciously). Him? Very well, remain.
BLANCHE (walking up and down in agitation until the others have departed, then in a low despairing voice. ) Madame, I must break the vow of secrecy. I cannot, will not, marry Hugh de Losan. I I have accepted him as my lover.
MARTHE (with consternation). My poor child, what a catastrophe! (After a moment. ) Why did you ask that Rudel remain?
BLANCHE (wildly). To advise us!
MARTHE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MARTHE. One of our own young men.
BLANCHE (with increasing apprehension). Oh ma- dame! It is not fair. To marry me to someone I already know.
MARTHE (sternly). Are you objecting? To a match your father and the Baron have made for you?
BLANCHE. No, madame. But which, which is he?
MARTHE. Hugh de Losan.
BLANCHE (with a cry). Oh madame, my heart told me ! Let me speak with you alone.
MARTHE. Blanche? Leave us.
(The young ladies go out left by Center. Emelie goes out Left front, followed by the nur...se bearing her hat. ) BLANCHE (as Rudel rises also). No, let him stay.
MARTHE (suspiciously). Him? Very well, remain.
BLANCHE (walking up and down in agitation until the others have departed, then in a low despairing voice. ) Madame, I must break the vow of secrecy. I cannot, will not, marry Hugh de Losan. I I have accepted him as my lover.
MARTHE (with consternation). My poor child, what a catastrophe! (After a moment. ) Why did you ask that Rudel remain?
BLANCHE (wildly). To advise us!
MARTHE.
What to read after The Craft of the Tortoise a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon De Vivier Tassin to read onlineMoreLess
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