The Return to Mutton
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[Without anszcering, Jane looks at the pot once more. As she lifts the lid the steam arises from it.
Augustin sniffs.
AUGUSTIN God! Cabbage again? {He lifts himself with a groan to a sitting posture) JANE Your cold must be a little better. The lumbago bad as ever.'' [But Augustin only shakes his head in despair.
Cheer up. A cold and lumbago. Poor me, I haven't got anything at all.
AUGUSTIN Mock. Mock.
JANE A stiff back requires a stiff lip, Gussie. Never mind, it's darkest before the dawn.
AUGU...STIN The dawn. It only shows our misery the clearer.
Why did I bring you down to this?
JANE Am I complaining?
34. THE RETURN TO MUTTON [act n AUGUSTIN My brave, brave girl. (A fit of sneezing seizes him) JANE I told you you ought to wear your muffler.
[A hahy^s cryvng rends the air.
AUGUSTIN It has been howling for hours.
JANE But think of what we owe that child. For the few hours a day I take care of him see what Mrs. Ves- puccio does for us.
AUGUSTIN Does for us? Look at this place. Every chord in me revolts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Without anszcering, Jane looks at the pot once more. As she lifts the lid the steam arises from it.
Augustin sniffs.
AUGUSTIN God! Cabbage again? {He lifts himself with a groan to a sitting posture) JANE Your cold must be a little better. The lumbago bad as ever.'' [But Augustin only shakes his head in despair.
Cheer up. A cold and lumbago. Poor me, I haven't got anything at all.
AUGUSTIN Mock. Mock.
JANE A stiff back requires a stiff lip, Gussie. Never mind, it's darkest before the dawn.
AUGU...STIN The dawn. It only shows our misery the clearer.
Why did I bring you down to this?
JANE Am I complaining?
34. THE RETURN TO MUTTON [act n AUGUSTIN My brave, brave girl. (A fit of sneezing seizes him) JANE I told you you ought to wear your muffler.
[A hahy^s cryvng rends the air.
AUGUSTIN It has been howling for hours.
JANE But think of what we owe that child. For the few hours a day I take care of him see what Mrs. Ves- puccio does for us.
AUGUSTIN Does for us? Look at this place. Every chord in me revolts.
What to read after The Return to Mutton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosenberg, James N. (James Naumburg), B. 1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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