The Other Fellow: a Comedy in Three Acts
The Other Fellow: a Comedy in Three Acts
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I cannot imagine any circum- stances under which you would be called upon to re- sist me. [Music plays a two-step,'] Lord Deyncourt.
Nor I. Will you come ?
[Lady Castledown takes his arm. Exeunt, l.
Marjory and Gerald have entered from con- servatory in earnest conversation, and stand together, l.] Gerald Hartley.
[Looking uncomfortable,'] You do not under- stand.
Marjory Heathcote.
Oh, yes, I understand. You are going away.
Gerald Hartley.
Yes, to San Francisco, for a year.
Marjory Heathcote.
...I thought you said Japan.
Digitized by Google THE OTHER FELLOW 91 • Gerald Hartley.
Did I ? Well, it's all the same, Japan, California, New Zealand. One place is much like another, if you go against your will and leave all that you care for behind.
Marjory Heathcote.
I suppose you mean the property.
Gerald Hartley.
Marjory — Miss Heathcote.
Marjory Heathcote.
Or is it Lady Castledown ?
Gerald Hartley.
Why do you so misunderstand me ?
Marjory Heathcote.
Then why don't you explain yourself?
Gerald Hartley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot imagine any circum- stances under which you would be called upon to re- sist me. [Music plays a two-step,'] Lord Deyncourt.
Nor I. Will you come ?
[Lady Castledown takes his arm. Exeunt, l.
Marjory and Gerald have entered from con- servatory in earnest conversation, and stand together, l.] Gerald Hartley.
[Looking uncomfortable,'] You do not under- stand.
Marjory Heathcote.
Oh, yes, I understand. You are going away.
Gerald Hartley.
Yes, to San Francisco, for a year.
Marjory Heathcote.
...I thought you said Japan.
Digitized by Google THE OTHER FELLOW 91 • Gerald Hartley.
Did I ? Well, it's all the same, Japan, California, New Zealand. One place is much like another, if you go against your will and leave all that you care for behind.
Marjory Heathcote.
I suppose you mean the property.
Gerald Hartley.
Marjory — Miss Heathcote.
Marjory Heathcote.
Or is it Lady Castledown ?
Gerald Hartley.
Why do you so misunderstand me ?
Marjory Heathcote.
Then why don't you explain yourself?
Gerald Hartley.
What to read after The Other Fellow: a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Barnard Horne to read onlineMoreLess
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