The Great Adventure; a Comedy in Four Acts
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Janet [simply']. Is she what they call the rul- ing classes?
Looe \hows]. Lady Leonard and I have talked the matter over, and I pointed out to her that if this great genius was a Member of the Church of England, and if the sorrowing nation at large deems him worthy of the supreme honour of a national funeral, then by all means let him be buried in the Abbey. But if he was a Catholic, then I claim him for Westminster Cathedral, that magnificent fane which we have raised as a symbol of our renewe...d vitality. Now was he a member of the Church of England?
Carve [loudly]. Decidedly not.
Looe. Good ! Then I claim him — I detest casuistry, and I claim him. I have only one other question. You knew him well — intimately — for many years. On your conscience, Mr. Shawn, what interment, in your opinion, would he himself have preferred?
Janet [after a pause] . It wouldn't make much difference to him either way, would it?
Carve [with an outburst]. The whole thing is preposterous.
Looe [ignoring the outburst].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Janet [simply']. Is she what they call the rul- ing classes?
Looe \hows]. Lady Leonard and I have talked the matter over, and I pointed out to her that if this great genius was a Member of the Church of England, and if the sorrowing nation at large deems him worthy of the supreme honour of a national funeral, then by all means let him be buried in the Abbey. But if he was a Catholic, then I claim him for Westminster Cathedral, that magnificent fane which we have raised as a symbol of our renewe...d vitality. Now was he a member of the Church of England?
Carve [loudly]. Decidedly not.
Looe. Good ! Then I claim him — I detest casuistry, and I claim him. I have only one other question. You knew him well — intimately — for many years. On your conscience, Mr. Shawn, what interment, in your opinion, would he himself have preferred?
Janet [after a pause] . It wouldn't make much difference to him either way, would it?
Carve [with an outburst]. The whole thing is preposterous.
Looe [ignoring the outburst].
What to read after The Great Adventure; a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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