The Madras House a Comedy in Four Acts
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And there's one I wish you'd buy.
PHILIP. Can't afford it.
JESSICA. I suppose, Phil, you're not altogether sorry you married me ?
Although philip is used enough to her charming and reasoned inconsequence, he really jumps.
PHILIP. Good heavens, Jessica! Well, we've got through eleven years, haven't we?
64 THE IVIADRAS HOUSE [act ii JESSICA puts her head on one side and is quite half serious. JESSICA. Are you in the least glad you married me? PHILIP. My dear ... I don't think about it. Jessica, I... cannot keep up this game of repartee.
She floats away at once, half seriously snubbed and hurt. JESSICA. I'm sorry. I know I'm interrupting. PHILIP. [^Remorseful at once, for she is so pretty.^ No, no ! I didn't mean that. These aren't important.
But he goes on with his letters, and jessica stands looking at him, her face hardening a little. JESSICA. But there are times when I get tired of wait- ing for you to finish your letters.
PHILIP. I know ... I never quite finish my letters now-a-days. You've got a fit of the idle-fidgets this morn- ing .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there's one I wish you'd buy.
PHILIP. Can't afford it.
JESSICA. I suppose, Phil, you're not altogether sorry you married me ?
Although philip is used enough to her charming and reasoned inconsequence, he really jumps.
PHILIP. Good heavens, Jessica! Well, we've got through eleven years, haven't we?
64 THE IVIADRAS HOUSE [act ii JESSICA puts her head on one side and is quite half serious. JESSICA. Are you in the least glad you married me? PHILIP. My dear ... I don't think about it. Jessica, I... cannot keep up this game of repartee.
She floats away at once, half seriously snubbed and hurt. JESSICA. I'm sorry. I know I'm interrupting. PHILIP. [^Remorseful at once, for she is so pretty.^ No, no ! I didn't mean that. These aren't important.
But he goes on with his letters, and jessica stands looking at him, her face hardening a little. JESSICA. But there are times when I get tired of wait- ing for you to finish your letters.
PHILIP. I know ... I never quite finish my letters now-a-days. You've got a fit of the idle-fidgets this morn- ing .
What to read after The Madras House a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Granville Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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