The Man You Love; a Play in Four Acts
The Man You Love; a Play in Four Acts
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GILMORE.
(Reluctantly.) No, dear.
ACT II 77 MARIE.
And you'll let me know when daddy comes.
MRS. GILMORE.
Yes, dear.
MARIE.
(To Murphy.) Are you sure your little girl isn't as nice as me?
MURPHY.
Cross my heart.
(Crosses his heart comically.) MARIE.
You're an awful nice man.
(Exits right.) MRS. GILMORE.
(Watches Marie until she has made her exit.) (To Murphy.) I expect Mr. Gilmore very soon.
78 THE MAN YOU LOVE (Pause.) (Gives full vent to emotion.) You don't know what I have suffered the past ...week, Mr. Murphy. I have reared my little girl with a wholesome respect for the truth. I have impressed her with the fact that if she lied, even in little things, God would surely punish her. But I, who have taught her that principle, have had to lie to her for a whole week now, so she would not know the terrible insinuations the papers have been printing about her father.
MURPHY.
Faith, that's all they are, insinuations, mam.
MRS. GILMORE.
Up to to-night, yes; but now the papers openly and directly accuse my husband or theft, and de- clare the State's Attorney, our friend, will bring the charges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GILMORE.
(Reluctantly.) No, dear.
ACT II 77 MARIE.
And you'll let me know when daddy comes.
MRS. GILMORE.
Yes, dear.
MARIE.
(To Murphy.) Are you sure your little girl isn't as nice as me?
MURPHY.
Cross my heart.
(Crosses his heart comically.) MARIE.
You're an awful nice man.
(Exits right.) MRS. GILMORE.
(Watches Marie until she has made her exit.) (To Murphy.) I expect Mr. Gilmore very soon.
78 THE MAN YOU LOVE (Pause.) (Gives full vent to emotion.) You don't know what I have suffered the past ...week, Mr. Murphy. I have reared my little girl with a wholesome respect for the truth. I have impressed her with the fact that if she lied, even in little things, God would surely punish her. But I, who have taught her that principle, have had to lie to her for a whole week now, so she would not know the terrible insinuations the papers have been printing about her father.
MURPHY.
Faith, that's all they are, insinuations, mam.
MRS. GILMORE.
Up to to-night, yes; but now the papers openly and directly accuse my husband or theft, and de- clare the State's Attorney, our friend, will bring the charges.
What to read after The Man You Love; a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kasper, Robert Adam, 1884- to read onlineMoreLess
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