The Price of Money a Play in Four Acts
The Price of Money a Play in Four Acts
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Is that why you forbade him the house?
WILLIE. . . I didn't know then that there was coal on his land. . .
JOE. (seated top of table) Of course. That makes a difference.
WILLIE. Besides, I had stood it quite long enough JOE. Stood it stood what? They had scarcely seen each other since you bought her WILLIE, (fiercely) Bought her! If I did, let me tell you I made a precious bad bargain !
JOE. (rises and crosses to fire) You can't expect all your investments to turn out well.
WILLIE. Oh! of cours...e, it's so easy for you! (turns head towards him) Why did I marry her, do you think, or buy her, as you call it? Was it such a catch to be the son-in-law of that bankrupt old hum- bug, the Dean?
JOE. (quii'lh/ leaning elbows on mantel-shelf) She told you about Walter WILLIE. I believed it was all boy and girl non- sense. Well it . . . Wasn't, (he turns on JOE and speaks with passion) Do you know what it means to be married to to live with a woman who -who (change of tone) (faces front) Ah! Well, never mind all that !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is that why you forbade him the house?
WILLIE. . . I didn't know then that there was coal on his land. . .
JOE. (seated top of table) Of course. That makes a difference.
WILLIE. Besides, I had stood it quite long enough JOE. Stood it stood what? They had scarcely seen each other since you bought her WILLIE, (fiercely) Bought her! If I did, let me tell you I made a precious bad bargain !
JOE. (rises and crosses to fire) You can't expect all your investments to turn out well.
WILLIE. Oh! of cours...e, it's so easy for you! (turns head towards him) Why did I marry her, do you think, or buy her, as you call it? Was it such a catch to be the son-in-law of that bankrupt old hum- bug, the Dean?
JOE. (quii'lh/ leaning elbows on mantel-shelf) She told you about Walter WILLIE. I believed it was all boy and girl non- sense. Well it . . . Wasn't, (he turns on JOE and speaks with passion) Do you know what it means to be married to to live with a woman who -who (change of tone) (faces front) Ah! Well, never mind all that !
What to read after The Price of Money a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutro Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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