The Man of the Hour a Play in Four Acts
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Or your political career ends right now. You think you re on top and that you can stay on top without the man who put you there. But you can t. I can pull you down just as easy as I put you up, and I ll do it unless you sign that bill. I pledged my word on it long before the election and you ve got to do it. (Crosses down R. ) BENNETT. I made no such pledge. Before you did you should have been sure that you could de liver the goods.
HORIGAN. Then, you won t sign it.
BENNETT. (Goes to HORIGAN. )... You said we should have to come to a show down. This is where we do it. You have no collar on my neck, I wear no man s tag. You can t sell me either for present or future delivery. If I sign that bill it will be because I think it an honest one, not because you agreed that I should do it.
HORIGAN. I don t care why you sign it so long as you do sign it.
BENNETT. Do you think it an honest bill?
HORIGAN. Do I ! What do you take me for. I don t care whether it s honest or not. (Moves down R. ) BENNETT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or your political career ends right now. You think you re on top and that you can stay on top without the man who put you there. But you can t. I can pull you down just as easy as I put you up, and I ll do it unless you sign that bill. I pledged my word on it long before the election and you ve got to do it. (Crosses down R. ) BENNETT. I made no such pledge. Before you did you should have been sure that you could de liver the goods.
HORIGAN. Then, you won t sign it.
BENNETT. (Goes to HORIGAN. )... You said we should have to come to a show down. This is where we do it. You have no collar on my neck, I wear no man s tag. You can t sell me either for present or future delivery. If I sign that bill it will be because I think it an honest one, not because you agreed that I should do it.
HORIGAN. I don t care why you sign it so long as you do sign it.
BENNETT. Do you think it an honest bill?
HORIGAN. Do I ! What do you take me for. I don t care whether it s honest or not. (Moves down R. ) BENNETT.
What to read after The Man of the Hour a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H Broadhurst to read onlineMoreLess
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