The Marrying of Ann Leete a Comedy in Four Acts
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Thank you, no ... By the night coach to Reading, and thence I have walked.
SARAH. The country is pretty, is it not?
MR. Tetgeen. It compares favorably with other parts.
SARAH. Do you travel much, Mr. Tetgeen? He has gone.
MR. Tetgeen. [Deliberately, and sharpening his tone ever so little. '] Sir Charles does not wish to petition for a divorce.
SARAH. [Controlling even her sense of humor. ] I have no desire to jump over the moon.
MR. TETGEEN. His scruplcs are religious. The case would be weak up...on some important points, and there has been no ptiblic scandal ... At the worst, very little.
SARAH. My good manners are, I trust, irreproachable, and you may tell Sir Charles that my conscience is my own.
MR. TETGEEN. Your husband's in the matter of . . .
28 THE MARRYING OF [act ii SARAH. Please say the word.
MR. TETGEEN. Pardon me . . . Not upon mere suspicion.
SARAH. Now, is it good policy to suspect what is in- capable of proof?
MR. TETGEEN. I advisc Sir Charles that, should you come to an open fight, he can afford to lose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thank you, no ... By the night coach to Reading, and thence I have walked.
SARAH. The country is pretty, is it not?
MR. Tetgeen. It compares favorably with other parts.
SARAH. Do you travel much, Mr. Tetgeen? He has gone.
MR. Tetgeen. [Deliberately, and sharpening his tone ever so little. '] Sir Charles does not wish to petition for a divorce.
SARAH. [Controlling even her sense of humor. ] I have no desire to jump over the moon.
MR. TETGEEN. His scruplcs are religious. The case would be weak up...on some important points, and there has been no ptiblic scandal ... At the worst, very little.
SARAH. My good manners are, I trust, irreproachable, and you may tell Sir Charles that my conscience is my own.
MR. TETGEEN. Your husband's in the matter of . . .
28 THE MARRYING OF [act ii SARAH. Please say the word.
MR. TETGEEN. Pardon me . . . Not upon mere suspicion.
SARAH. Now, is it good policy to suspect what is in- capable of proof?
MR. TETGEEN. I advisc Sir Charles that, should you come to an open fight, he can afford to lose.
What to read after The Marrying of Ann Leete 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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