The Philanderer, An Unpleasant Play
The Philanderer, An Unpleasant Play
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And I have risked mine, as all doctors do, oftener than any soldier.
CRAVEN. That's true. I didn't think of that. I beg your pardon, Paramore: I'll never say another word against your profession. But I hope you'll let me stick to the good old-fashioned shaking up treatment for my liver — a clinking run across country with the hounds.
PARAMORE {with bitter irony). Isn't that rather cruel — a pack of dogs ripping up a fox ?
juuA {coming coaxingly between tbem). Oh, please don't begin arguing agai...n. Do go to the smoking room. Daddy: Mr. Cuthbertson will wonder what has become of you.
CRAVEN. Very well, very well: I'll go. But you're really not reasonable to-day, Paramore, to talk that way of fiiir sport — JULIA. Sh — sh {coaxing bim toward tbe door).
CRAVEN. Well, well, I'm off. {He goes goodbumoredly, pnsbed out by Julia.) JUUA {turning at tbe door witb ber utmost witcbery of Digitized by Google 60 The PhUanderer Act ill msnntr.) Don't look so disappointed. Dr. Paramore. Cheer up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I have risked mine, as all doctors do, oftener than any soldier.
CRAVEN. That's true. I didn't think of that. I beg your pardon, Paramore: I'll never say another word against your profession. But I hope you'll let me stick to the good old-fashioned shaking up treatment for my liver — a clinking run across country with the hounds.
PARAMORE {with bitter irony). Isn't that rather cruel — a pack of dogs ripping up a fox ?
juuA {coming coaxingly between tbem). Oh, please don't begin arguing agai...n. Do go to the smoking room. Daddy: Mr. Cuthbertson will wonder what has become of you.
CRAVEN. Very well, very well: I'll go. But you're really not reasonable to-day, Paramore, to talk that way of fiiir sport — JULIA. Sh — sh {coaxing bim toward tbe door).
CRAVEN. Well, well, I'm off. {He goes goodbumoredly, pnsbed out by Julia.) JUUA {turning at tbe door witb ber utmost witcbery of Digitized by Google 60 The PhUanderer Act ill msnntr.) Don't look so disappointed. Dr. Paramore. Cheer up.
What to read after The Philanderer, An Unpleasant Play?
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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