The Parting; An American Play in Four Acts
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Gilbert — (laying the check quietly dozvn) — I have been paid.
Matthew — I'll make it a hundred thousand — two hundred thousand ; I'll foimd that hospital for the worthy poor you are so fond of.
Gilbert — Your objection to me must be serious.
Matthew — It is — do you accept?
Gilbert — I cannot set a price vipon her love.
Matthew — (raging) — Damn you— you shall not — we are not going to be balked and thrown down by a sentimental ro- mancing girl and a fortime-hunter.
Gilbert — You are speaking ...of my afifianced wife and I must ask you to temper your remarks.
Matthew — Temper hell. Since when must I stand cor- rected in my treatment of my child — you get out of my house before I throw you out.
Gilbert — You are her father?
Matthew — Never you mind what I am — you get out.
Gilbert — I am not familiar with section-boss tactics.
Matthew — That's what I was — a section boss. I'm section boss still. I'm section boss of this house.
Elizabeth — Matthew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gilbert — (laying the check quietly dozvn) — I have been paid.
Matthew — I'll make it a hundred thousand — two hundred thousand ; I'll foimd that hospital for the worthy poor you are so fond of.
Gilbert — Your objection to me must be serious.
Matthew — It is — do you accept?
Gilbert — I cannot set a price vipon her love.
Matthew — (raging) — Damn you— you shall not — we are not going to be balked and thrown down by a sentimental ro- mancing girl and a fortime-hunter.
Gilbert — You are speaking ...of my afifianced wife and I must ask you to temper your remarks.
Matthew — Temper hell. Since when must I stand cor- rected in my treatment of my child — you get out of my house before I throw you out.
Gilbert — You are her father?
Matthew — Never you mind what I am — you get out.
Gilbert — I am not familiar with section-boss tactics.
Matthew — That's what I was — a section boss. I'm section boss still. I'm section boss of this house.
Elizabeth — Matthew.
What to read after The Parting; An American Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Higgins, David Knowles, 1858- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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