The Green Goddess : a Play in Four Acts
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Your 'Ighness. But afterwards, — if, as you was saying, they was to try to corrupt me, sir — Raja Corrupt you? That would be painting the lily with a vengeance.
Watkins [With a touch of annoyance.] Suppose they tries to get at me, sir — -what are your instructions?
Raja How do you mean?
88 THE GPxEEN GODDESS [Act III Watkins Shall I let on to take the bait?
Raja You may do exactly as you please. I have the most implict confidence in you, Watkins.
Watkins You are very good, sir.
Raja I know that... anything they can offer you would have to be paid either in England or in India, and that you daren't show your nose in either country. You have a very comfortable job here — Watkins My grateful thanks to you, sir.
Raja And you don't want to give the hangman a job, either in Lahore or in London.
Watkins The case in a nutshell, sir. But I thought if I was to pretend to send a message for them, it might keep them quiet-like.
Raja Very true, Watkins. It would not only keep them quiet, but the illusion of security would raise their spirits, which would be a humane action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your 'Ighness. But afterwards, — if, as you was saying, they was to try to corrupt me, sir — Raja Corrupt you? That would be painting the lily with a vengeance.
Watkins [With a touch of annoyance.] Suppose they tries to get at me, sir — -what are your instructions?
Raja How do you mean?
88 THE GPxEEN GODDESS [Act III Watkins Shall I let on to take the bait?
Raja You may do exactly as you please. I have the most implict confidence in you, Watkins.
Watkins You are very good, sir.
Raja I know that... anything they can offer you would have to be paid either in England or in India, and that you daren't show your nose in either country. You have a very comfortable job here — Watkins My grateful thanks to you, sir.
Raja And you don't want to give the hangman a job, either in Lahore or in London.
Watkins The case in a nutshell, sir. But I thought if I was to pretend to send a message for them, it might keep them quiet-like.
Raja Very true, Watkins. It would not only keep them quiet, but the illusion of security would raise their spirits, which would be a humane action.
What to read after The Green Goddess : a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archer William to read onlineMoreLess
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