The Puppet Booth Microform Twelve Plays
The Puppet Booth Microform Twelve Plays
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The AGED NUN. I have.
THE DEAD-AND-ALIVE 129 The YOUNG NUN. Do you know what lengths it may lead one to ?
The AGED NUN (humbly}. I fear not.
The YOUNG NUN. Then you would not understand. (Suddenly, to the NUN of FORTY. ) Could you ?
The NUN of FORTY. I came from a mountain village. He was cruel to me. My parents, when they learned, were hardly less so. The whole little town turned against me ; and I was glad to enter here. Pride ? The best of those poor folk cannot over-indulge in pride; and I ...I was not one of the best. I could not understand.
The YOUNG NUN. Then we will let it pass. I was no village girl ; the whole of a wide city rang with my name. I was only twenty when I came here. I lived within these walls five years. So that I am only twenty-five to-night. As for my fifteen years in the grave, they count for naught. I am still young and energetic, and I shake them off.
The AGED NUN. But I am seventy perhaps eighty; for I lost all count long years before I died. I have no strength to throw off a single day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The AGED NUN. I have.
THE DEAD-AND-ALIVE 129 The YOUNG NUN. Do you know what lengths it may lead one to ?
The AGED NUN (humbly}. I fear not.
The YOUNG NUN. Then you would not understand. (Suddenly, to the NUN of FORTY. ) Could you ?
The NUN of FORTY. I came from a mountain village. He was cruel to me. My parents, when they learned, were hardly less so. The whole little town turned against me ; and I was glad to enter here. Pride ? The best of those poor folk cannot over-indulge in pride; and I ...I was not one of the best. I could not understand.
The YOUNG NUN. Then we will let it pass. I was no village girl ; the whole of a wide city rang with my name. I was only twenty when I came here. I lived within these walls five years. So that I am only twenty-five to-night. As for my fifteen years in the grave, they count for naught. I am still young and energetic, and I shake them off.
The AGED NUN. But I am seventy perhaps eighty; for I lost all count long years before I died. I have no strength to throw off a single day.
What to read after The Puppet Booth Microform Twelve Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Henry Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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