The Painted Swan a Play in Three Acts
The Painted Swan a Play in Three Acts
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Philip : One can't always smile.
Ann : I can never help it when I'm with you. Smiles seem to flutter about my lips like butterflies. But sometimes I can't help thinking — in an hour he'll be gone, in ten minutes he'll be gone. And then when people come into the room, I try to shut them out of my consciousness and imagine I am in your arms. Do you never do that ?
Philip : No.
Ann : First I feel one arm around me, then the other. ... I think of each finger of your hand and the features of your fa...ce getting closer and closer till they merge into my face, and your lips creeping about covering every bit of me with kisses — my neck, my eyes, my lips. And then 1 look up dazed and radiant and see some old man talking to me about the Tariff. Do you never do that ?
c* 35 THE PAINTED SWAN Philip ; No.
Ann : You are dreadfully wanting me to be sensible, aren't you ?
Philip : Yes.
[There is a pause.
Ann {nervously) : Do Uncle Bill and Mr. Molyneux get on your nerves ?
Philip : No.
Ann : They have hearts of gold, really.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philip : One can't always smile.
Ann : I can never help it when I'm with you. Smiles seem to flutter about my lips like butterflies. But sometimes I can't help thinking — in an hour he'll be gone, in ten minutes he'll be gone. And then when people come into the room, I try to shut them out of my consciousness and imagine I am in your arms. Do you never do that ?
Philip : No.
Ann : First I feel one arm around me, then the other. ... I think of each finger of your hand and the features of your fa...ce getting closer and closer till they merge into my face, and your lips creeping about covering every bit of me with kisses — my neck, my eyes, my lips. And then 1 look up dazed and radiant and see some old man talking to me about the Tariff. Do you never do that ?
c* 35 THE PAINTED SWAN Philip ; No.
Ann : You are dreadfully wanting me to be sensible, aren't you ?
Philip : Yes.
[There is a pause.
Ann {nervously) : Do Uncle Bill and Mr. Molyneux get on your nerves ?
Philip : No.
Ann : They have hearts of gold, really.
What to read after The Painted Swan a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Asquith Bibescu to read onlineMoreLess
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