The Morningside Plays
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Of course, but having come on business you have time for a little pleasure. Ha ! Ha ! It is a holiday. I feel in a holiday mood. I will I will show you my treasures. Ha ! Ha !
61 THE MORNINGSIDE PLAYS MARKHEIM : (Eagerly) You have things of great value here. I hope you know how to take care of them.
DEALER : Take care of them ! Ah, Monsieur, I know clocks as the priest knows souls. They are just like people. Cranky to-day, fast to-morrow. They have their colds and their fevers. And twice a day ...tw r ice every day they put their hands up so (he holds his hands up, palms together) and say their prayers. Oh, they are wise things, clocks are. And they have a soul, Monsieur. Ah yes. Listen, you can hear the beat of them. Do you know what it is, Monsieur? It is the beat of a human heart echoing here. Ah, yes. And when a clock stops do you know what I say? I say somewhere a heart has stopped also. Oh yes. It is a strange thing. And when they bring me their clocks and they cry, "Monsieur, your clock is not good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course, but having come on business you have time for a little pleasure. Ha ! Ha ! It is a holiday. I feel in a holiday mood. I will I will show you my treasures. Ha ! Ha !
61 THE MORNINGSIDE PLAYS MARKHEIM : (Eagerly) You have things of great value here. I hope you know how to take care of them.
DEALER : Take care of them ! Ah, Monsieur, I know clocks as the priest knows souls. They are just like people. Cranky to-day, fast to-morrow. They have their colds and their fevers. And twice a day ...tw r ice every day they put their hands up so (he holds his hands up, palms together) and say their prayers. Oh, they are wise things, clocks are. And they have a soul, Monsieur. Ah yes. Listen, you can hear the beat of them. Do you know what it is, Monsieur? It is the beat of a human heart echoing here. Ah, yes. And when a clock stops do you know what I say? I say somewhere a heart has stopped also. Oh yes. It is a strange thing. And when they bring me their clocks and they cry, "Monsieur, your clock is not good.
What to read after The Morningside Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elva De Pue to read onlineMoreLess
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