The Master
The Master
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That was my duty. My conscience is clear.
JULIET : So it is.
ARTHUR: [musingly] You always could manage to keep your conscience clear.
BROOKSON : Damme, we all make mistakes. What's the use of diggin' up old graves?
KATHERINE: No, Mr. Mayor, I believe it is better to talk such things over; otherwise they are never forgotten.
42 ARTHUR: [puts his hand on her shoulder affection- ately} That's a primitive virtue, my dear to bury the hatchet. [Thompson rises, perceptibly annoyed, and crosses to the... window. Katherine disengages herself lightly. '] RAYMOND: I am deeply grieved that it has been so unpleasant for you.
BROOKSON : And now we're doin' our best to square it.
RAYMOND: To be sure, it is exasperating to be mis- understood.
ARTHUR: [laughing] No, my brother, I wasn't ex- asperated, I was amused. You prosecuted me for practicing without a degree. I proved that my assistants were physicians of standing, and thereafter called myself master instead of doctor. You denounced me as a quack and a menace to public health; but the patients kept coming and I kept curing them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was my duty. My conscience is clear.
JULIET : So it is.
ARTHUR: [musingly] You always could manage to keep your conscience clear.
BROOKSON : Damme, we all make mistakes. What's the use of diggin' up old graves?
KATHERINE: No, Mr. Mayor, I believe it is better to talk such things over; otherwise they are never forgotten.
42 ARTHUR: [puts his hand on her shoulder affection- ately} That's a primitive virtue, my dear to bury the hatchet. [Thompson rises, perceptibly annoyed, and crosses to the... window. Katherine disengages herself lightly. '] RAYMOND: I am deeply grieved that it has been so unpleasant for you.
BROOKSON : And now we're doin' our best to square it.
RAYMOND: To be sure, it is exasperating to be mis- understood.
ARTHUR: [laughing] No, my brother, I wasn't ex- asperated, I was amused. You prosecuted me for practicing without a degree. I proved that my assistants were physicians of standing, and thereafter called myself master instead of doctor. You denounced me as a quack and a menace to public health; but the patients kept coming and I kept curing them.
What to read after The Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Bahr to read onlineMoreLess
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