The Porcupine a Drama in Three Acts
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| MRS. HOOVER [Amused and puzzled] Of course you are. But why don t you get married?
LARRY [Brushing the other sleeve] I have thought of that too.
MRS. HOOVER You would make a delicious husband for somebody.
LARRY Do you think so? Well, at the risk of seeming uncon ventional, I will tell you something that / think. [She nods] 8o THE PORCUPINE I think that some men and some women have about as much business being married as alligators would have being vaccinated.
MRS. HOOVER Thank you for callin...g me an alligator.
LARRY I never called a lady an alligator in my life. Are you happy?
MRS. HOOVER [Laughing at him] No.
LARRY Still, you have a good husband?
MRS. HOOVER An excellent husband for somebody.
LARRY And a comfortable home?
MRS. HOOVER The roof doesn t leak.
LARRY Stuart is kind to you, isn t he?
MRS. HOOVER Oh, yes; but he would like me a little better if I were in Manchuria or somewhere.
THE PORCUPINE 81 LARRY [With quick persistence] Then why don t you go to Manchuria or somewhere?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
| MRS. HOOVER [Amused and puzzled] Of course you are. But why don t you get married?
LARRY [Brushing the other sleeve] I have thought of that too.
MRS. HOOVER You would make a delicious husband for somebody.
LARRY Do you think so? Well, at the risk of seeming uncon ventional, I will tell you something that / think. [She nods] 8o THE PORCUPINE I think that some men and some women have about as much business being married as alligators would have being vaccinated.
MRS. HOOVER Thank you for callin...g me an alligator.
LARRY I never called a lady an alligator in my life. Are you happy?
MRS. HOOVER [Laughing at him] No.
LARRY Still, you have a good husband?
MRS. HOOVER An excellent husband for somebody.
LARRY And a comfortable home?
MRS. HOOVER The roof doesn t leak.
LARRY Stuart is kind to you, isn t he?
MRS. HOOVER Oh, yes; but he would like me a little better if I were in Manchuria or somewhere.
THE PORCUPINE 81 LARRY [With quick persistence] Then why don t you go to Manchuria or somewhere?
What to read after The Porcupine a Drama in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Edwin Arlington to read onlineMoreLess
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