The Fugitive a Play in Four Acts
The Fugitive a Play in Four Acts
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Clare. His woman.
Lady Dedmond. Will you listen to Reginald?
Clare. I have.
Lady Dedmond. Haven't you any religious sense at all, Clare?
Clare. None, if it's religion to live as we do.
Lady Dedmond. It's terrible — this state of mind!
It's really terrible!
Clare breaks into the soft laugh of the other eve- ning. As if galvanized by the sound. Sir Digitized by CjOOQIC act n THE FUGITIVE 41 Charles comes to life out of the transfixed bevrilderment with which he has been listening.
Sir Charles. Fo...r God's sake don't laugh like that!
[Clare stops.
Lady Dedmond. [With real feeling] For the sake of the simple right, Clare!
Clare. Right? Whatever else is right — our life is not. [She puts her hand on her heart] I swear before God that I've tried and tried. I swear before God, that if I believed we could ever again love each other only a little tiny bit, I'd go back. I swear before God that I don't want to hurt anybody.
Lady Dedmond. But you are hurting everybody.
Do — do be reasonable!
Clare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clare. His woman.
Lady Dedmond. Will you listen to Reginald?
Clare. I have.
Lady Dedmond. Haven't you any religious sense at all, Clare?
Clare. None, if it's religion to live as we do.
Lady Dedmond. It's terrible — this state of mind!
It's really terrible!
Clare breaks into the soft laugh of the other eve- ning. As if galvanized by the sound. Sir Digitized by CjOOQIC act n THE FUGITIVE 41 Charles comes to life out of the transfixed bevrilderment with which he has been listening.
Sir Charles. Fo...r God's sake don't laugh like that!
[Clare stops.
Lady Dedmond. [With real feeling] For the sake of the simple right, Clare!
Clare. Right? Whatever else is right — our life is not. [She puts her hand on her heart] I swear before God that I've tried and tried. I swear before God, that if I believed we could ever again love each other only a little tiny bit, I'd go back. I swear before God that I don't want to hurt anybody.
Lady Dedmond. But you are hurting everybody.
Do — do be reasonable!
Clare.
What to read after The Fugitive a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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