The Hypocrites, a Play in Four Acts
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Mrs. L.
Edgar! {To Wilmore.) He doesn't mean it!
I'm sure he doesn't! Edgar,^ if you have any love for me and your children Lin.
{Very gentle, his hand upon her head.) If I have any love for you and my children Mrs. L.
{Withdrawing from his caress.) Then ask Mr.
Wilmore's pardon.
Lin.
Ask his pardon ? for speaking the truth ?
(Mrs. Linnell turns away from him up to sofa.) Mrs. B.
But what is this charge he brings against Mr. Len- nard Wilmore ? ^ {Re-enter Mrs. Wilmore from study, and across th...e passage.^ ) Mrs. W.
Miss Neve is a little feverish, but I think she may be safely moved. The girl is putting on her things, and I'll take her to Gilminster myself.
Lin.
Miss Neve will not leave my house to-night.
Mrs. W.
Mr. Linnell, this young lady utterly denies the charge you have brought against her and Lennard.
She has placed herself in my care, and I will be responsible for her from this time.
93 • Crosses to Linnell who is by L. c.
chair.
^ Wilmore looks at her significantly and crosses down right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. L.
Edgar! {To Wilmore.) He doesn't mean it!
I'm sure he doesn't! Edgar,^ if you have any love for me and your children Lin.
{Very gentle, his hand upon her head.) If I have any love for you and my children Mrs. L.
{Withdrawing from his caress.) Then ask Mr.
Wilmore's pardon.
Lin.
Ask his pardon ? for speaking the truth ?
(Mrs. Linnell turns away from him up to sofa.) Mrs. B.
But what is this charge he brings against Mr. Len- nard Wilmore ? ^ {Re-enter Mrs. Wilmore from study, and across th...e passage.^ ) Mrs. W.
Miss Neve is a little feverish, but I think she may be safely moved. The girl is putting on her things, and I'll take her to Gilminster myself.
Lin.
Miss Neve will not leave my house to-night.
Mrs. W.
Mr. Linnell, this young lady utterly denies the charge you have brought against her and Lennard.
She has placed herself in my care, and I will be responsible for her from this time.
93 • Crosses to Linnell who is by L. c.
chair.
^ Wilmore looks at her significantly and crosses down right.
What to read after The Hypocrites, a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Henry Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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