The Kreutzer Sonata
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I am not accustomed to bend, and beg alms of obedience from my own family ! But on this day, I will, I do. I beg you, my wife — Rebecca. Not I !
Raphael. I beg you, Celia and Samuel, remain here, un- der this roof. I am prepared to — I will not be so severe — I will be more American. All I ask is that you make this house your home.
Samuel. Oh, well, father, you know I can't stay here, so what's the use ?
I Rebecca. What is the use? If he thinks I mean to stay down here, in a desert, and milk co...ws in an opera cloak.
Raphael. Be silent !
Rebecca. I mean to leave you, tomorrow !
Raphael. My wife leaves me ! Well, Celia, you are my one prop now ! I ask you, then — Celia. {After a pause and uneasy business) I — I can't stay.
Raphael. You, my youngest?
Celia. I — I've got to go to New York and stay there some time, too.
Miriam. You made a promise to me, Celia.
Celia. What of it?
58 The Kreutzer Sonata.
Miriam. You mean to break that ?
Celia. I do.
Miriam. {Calmly) Have a care. You may go too tar with me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am not accustomed to bend, and beg alms of obedience from my own family ! But on this day, I will, I do. I beg you, my wife — Rebecca. Not I !
Raphael. I beg you, Celia and Samuel, remain here, un- der this roof. I am prepared to — I will not be so severe — I will be more American. All I ask is that you make this house your home.
Samuel. Oh, well, father, you know I can't stay here, so what's the use ?
I Rebecca. What is the use? If he thinks I mean to stay down here, in a desert, and milk co...ws in an opera cloak.
Raphael. Be silent !
Rebecca. I mean to leave you, tomorrow !
Raphael. My wife leaves me ! Well, Celia, you are my one prop now ! I ask you, then — Celia. {After a pause and uneasy business) I — I can't stay.
Raphael. You, my youngest?
Celia. I — I've got to go to New York and stay there some time, too.
Miriam. You made a promise to me, Celia.
Celia. What of it?
58 The Kreutzer Sonata.
Miriam. You mean to break that ?
Celia. I do.
Miriam. {Calmly) Have a care. You may go too tar with me.
What to read after The Kreutzer Sonata?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Langdon Elwyn to read onlineMoreLess
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