The Dusty Path, a Play in One Act
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Didn't you know ? Why ! I wrote, and — but, of course, you didn't leave any ad- dress. (Moving busily about the roo?n.) No — after all, George and I didn't marry. It was rather funny, but it happened in this way. We were having such a gorgeous time while we were engaged, that we hated the idea of ending it by just marrying. You see, neither George nor I are very good. You know what I mean. We've neither of us got very high principles and all that sort of thing. (She takes the baby out of the co...t and walks up and down with it.) Of course, if even one of us had been high principled, it would have been all right — but marriage between two people like George and myself — you can see, Aunt Cornelia, that it must have killed all the passion, the glamour, the romance that there was between us.
You know what George always use to quote — that passage from — I forget where it comes from, but it's extraordinarily true.
(Standing facing the audience and speaking impres- sively.) THE DUSTY PATH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Didn't you know ? Why ! I wrote, and — but, of course, you didn't leave any ad- dress. (Moving busily about the roo?n.) No — after all, George and I didn't marry. It was rather funny, but it happened in this way. We were having such a gorgeous time while we were engaged, that we hated the idea of ending it by just marrying. You see, neither George nor I are very good. You know what I mean. We've neither of us got very high principles and all that sort of thing. (She takes the baby out of the co...t and walks up and down with it.) Of course, if even one of us had been high principled, it would have been all right — but marriage between two people like George and myself — you can see, Aunt Cornelia, that it must have killed all the passion, the glamour, the romance that there was between us.
You know what George always use to quote — that passage from — I forget where it comes from, but it's extraordinarily true.
(Standing facing the audience and speaking impres- sively.) THE DUSTY PATH.
What to read after The Dusty Path, a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleby, Wilfred T to read onlineMoreLess
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