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Her look is that of a tragedy-queen's as she advances with folded arms toward The Devil, who smiles impishly, sure now that he has rid himself of her for good, FANNY Explain, Addington Agnus !
[The DevU ignites a cigarette at thef electric lighter, shrugs his shoulders and smiles again.
DOLi. BLONDiN (who has come down to The Devil) Well, how about those trunks?
THE DEVIL Oh, Schwartzenhopfel will help you — SCHWARTZENHOPFEL (indignantly, as if to say: " Re^ member I am John Magnus ") What?
THE... DEVIL (pointing to Agnus) Him!
[Agnus folds his arms also and does not stir.
THE DEVIL (to Agnus) Best thing — if the police should look in — AGNUS (unhappily) What do I care for the police — or anything — now!
FANNY (to The Devil in a dangerously cold tone) I have asked for an explanation!
THE DEVIL (irritated) Oh, don't try to Sarah Bernhardt it, Fanny. You have n't the talent. Amateurs trying to be dramatic are only comic.
100 THE RED LIGHT OF MARS [act ii FANNY (turning suddenly/ to Doll Blondin with a ^^woman-to-woman-no-foolishness " air) What are you doing in this house?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her look is that of a tragedy-queen's as she advances with folded arms toward The Devil, who smiles impishly, sure now that he has rid himself of her for good, FANNY Explain, Addington Agnus !
[The DevU ignites a cigarette at thef electric lighter, shrugs his shoulders and smiles again.
DOLi. BLONDiN (who has come down to The Devil) Well, how about those trunks?
THE DEVIL Oh, Schwartzenhopfel will help you — SCHWARTZENHOPFEL (indignantly, as if to say: " Re^ member I am John Magnus ") What?
THE... DEVIL (pointing to Agnus) Him!
[Agnus folds his arms also and does not stir.
THE DEVIL (to Agnus) Best thing — if the police should look in — AGNUS (unhappily) What do I care for the police — or anything — now!
FANNY (to The Devil in a dangerously cold tone) I have asked for an explanation!
THE DEVIL (irritated) Oh, don't try to Sarah Bernhardt it, Fanny. You have n't the talent. Amateurs trying to be dramatic are only comic.
100 THE RED LIGHT OF MARS [act ii FANNY (turning suddenly/ to Doll Blondin with a ^^woman-to-woman-no-foolishness " air) What are you doing in this house?
What to read after The Red Light of Mars;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bronson Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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