The Philanderer
The Philanderer
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(He retires to the recess on Ibsen's right, picking up the step ladderas he passes and placing it so that he is able to use it for a legrest as he settles himself to read on the divan with his back to thecorner of the mantelpiece. Paramore goes to the left hand door, and isabout to leave the library when he meets Grace entering. ) GRACE. How do you do, Dr. Paramore. So glad to see you. (They shakehands. ) PARAMORE. Thanks. Quite well, I hope?
GRACE. Quite, thank you. You're looking overworked. ...We must take morecare of you, Doctor.
PARAMORE. You are very kind.
GRACE. It is you who are too kind--to your patients. You sacrificeyourself. Have a little rest. Come and talk to me--tell me all aboutthe latest scientific discoveries, and what I ought to read to keepmyself up to date. But perhaps you're busy.
PARAMORE. No, not at all. Only too delighted. (They go into the recesson Ibsen's left, and sit there chatting in whispers, veryconfidentially. ) CHARTERIS. How they all love a doctor! They can say what they like tohim!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(He retires to the recess on Ibsen's right, picking up the step ladderas he passes and placing it so that he is able to use it for a legrest as he settles himself to read on the divan with his back to thecorner of the mantelpiece. Paramore goes to the left hand door, and isabout to leave the library when he meets Grace entering. ) GRACE. How do you do, Dr. Paramore. So glad to see you. (They shakehands. ) PARAMORE. Thanks. Quite well, I hope?
GRACE. Quite, thank you. You're looking overworked. ...We must take morecare of you, Doctor.
PARAMORE. You are very kind.
GRACE. It is you who are too kind--to your patients. You sacrificeyourself. Have a little rest. Come and talk to me--tell me all aboutthe latest scientific discoveries, and what I ought to read to keepmyself up to date. But perhaps you're busy.
PARAMORE. No, not at all. Only too delighted. (They go into the recesson Ibsen's left, and sit there chatting in whispers, veryconfidentially. ) CHARTERIS. How they all love a doctor! They can say what they like tohim!
What to read after The Philanderer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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