The Lion And the Unicorn
The Lion And the Unicorn
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"Miss Cavendish, I imagine, has already warned you that you might expecta visit from me, " he said tentatively. Carroll nodded. He was too muchconcerned to interrupt.
"Then I need only tell you, " Wimpole continued, "that I got up at anabsurd hour this morning to read your play; that I did read it; that Ilike it immensely--and that if we can come to terms I shall produce it Ishall produce it at once, within a fortnight or three weeks. " Carroll was staring at him intently and continued doing so... after Wimpolehad finished speaking. The actor felt he had somehow missed his point, or that Carroll could not have understood him, and repeated, "I say Ishall put it in rehearsal at once. " Carroll rose abruptly, and pushed back his chair. "I should be veryglad, " he murmured, and strode over to the window, where he stood withhis back turned to his guests. Wimpole looked after him with a kindlysmile and nodded his head appreciatively. He had produced even a greatereffect than his lines seemed to warrant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Miss Cavendish, I imagine, has already warned you that you might expecta visit from me, " he said tentatively. Carroll nodded. He was too muchconcerned to interrupt.
"Then I need only tell you, " Wimpole continued, "that I got up at anabsurd hour this morning to read your play; that I did read it; that Ilike it immensely--and that if we can come to terms I shall produce it Ishall produce it at once, within a fortnight or three weeks. " Carroll was staring at him intently and continued doing so... after Wimpolehad finished speaking. The actor felt he had somehow missed his point, or that Carroll could not have understood him, and repeated, "I say Ishall put it in rehearsal at once. " Carroll rose abruptly, and pushed back his chair. "I should be veryglad, " he murmured, and strode over to the window, where he stood withhis back turned to his guests. Wimpole looked after him with a kindlysmile and nodded his head appreciatively. He had produced even a greatereffect than his lines seemed to warrant.
What to read after The Lion And the Unicorn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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