The Reckoning; a Play in One Act
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THE RECKONING 23 The Customer I'm on my back, helpless !
The Barber You'd run if I let you up.
The Customer But give me a chance ! Kilburn, give me The Barber (^Interruyting) No, John, you get no chance. You gave Jennie none. {^He pauses.) She was just eighteen when you came to our town. She was only a child, John, only a child. Her mother was dead. I was all she had — and she was all I had. And I was trying to bring her up right — to make her the same kind of a woman her mother had been, if yo...u know what that means.
The Customer I didn't The Barber Don't tell me what you did and what you didn't !
She loved you — and — and I trusted you. You were going to get married. You took her away with 3^ou — and you didn't marry her! Marriage .^^ Why, you never thought of it ! You couldn't get her any other way — you wanted her — and you got 24 THE RECKONING her! You didn't care about me, and you didn't care about her. She was a toy. She amused you, and when you were through with her, you flung her into the gutter!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE RECKONING 23 The Customer I'm on my back, helpless !
The Barber You'd run if I let you up.
The Customer But give me a chance ! Kilburn, give me The Barber (^Interruyting) No, John, you get no chance. You gave Jennie none. {^He pauses.) She was just eighteen when you came to our town. She was only a child, John, only a child. Her mother was dead. I was all she had — and she was all I had. And I was trying to bring her up right — to make her the same kind of a woman her mother had been, if yo...u know what that means.
The Customer I didn't The Barber Don't tell me what you did and what you didn't !
She loved you — and — and I trusted you. You were going to get married. You took her away with 3^ou — and you didn't marry her! Marriage .^^ Why, you never thought of it ! You couldn't get her any other way — you wanted her — and you got 24 THE RECKONING her! You didn't care about me, and you didn't care about her. She was a toy. She amused you, and when you were through with her, you flung her into the gutter!
What to read after The Reckoning; a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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