The Easiest Way
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[WILL _crosses to_ LAURA.
WILL. You know I don't want to delve into a lot of past history atthis time, but I've got to talk to you for a moment.
LAURA. Why don't you do it some other time? I don't want to be talkedto now. [_Rises and crosses a little to left_.
WILL. But I've got to do it just the same.
LAURA. [_Trying to affect an attitude of resigned patience andresignation_. ] Well, what is it? [_Resuming seat on sofa_.
WILL. You've always been on the square with me, Laura. That's why I'velik...ed you a lot better than the other women.
LAURA. Are you going into all that again now, this morning? I thoughtwe understood each other.
WILL. So did I, but somehow I think that maybe we _don't_ quiteunderstand each other.
LAURA. In what way? [_Turns to_ WILL.
WILL. [_Looking her straight in the eye_. ] That letter I dictated toyou the day that you came back to me, and left it for you to mail--didyou mail it?
LAURA. Yes.
WILL. You're quite sure?
LAURA. Yes, I'm quite sure. I wouldn't say so if I wasn't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[WILL _crosses to_ LAURA.
WILL. You know I don't want to delve into a lot of past history atthis time, but I've got to talk to you for a moment.
LAURA. Why don't you do it some other time? I don't want to be talkedto now. [_Rises and crosses a little to left_.
WILL. But I've got to do it just the same.
LAURA. [_Trying to affect an attitude of resigned patience andresignation_. ] Well, what is it? [_Resuming seat on sofa_.
WILL. You've always been on the square with me, Laura. That's why I'velik...ed you a lot better than the other women.
LAURA. Are you going into all that again now, this morning? I thoughtwe understood each other.
WILL. So did I, but somehow I think that maybe we _don't_ quiteunderstand each other.
LAURA. In what way? [_Turns to_ WILL.
WILL. [_Looking her straight in the eye_. ] That letter I dictated toyou the day that you came back to me, and left it for you to mail--didyou mail it?
LAURA. Yes.
WILL. You're quite sure?
LAURA. Yes, I'm quite sure. I wouldn't say so if I wasn't.
What to read after The Easiest Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Eugene to read onlineMoreLess
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