The Return to Mutton
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. You ve made it all so clear.
AUGUSTIN On the one hand (with a sweep of his arm he takes in the room) you have all this; on the other, dear, dear heart, you have only me. JANE (in a tone that leaves no doubt) I ve made my choice. JOHN (knowing it s all over, but a game loser) It s all up with you, Gussie. You ve won.
26 THE RETURN TO MUTTON [ACT i AUGUSTIN Grow fat while we starve, and who shall be the richer?
JOHN (sinking into a chair") That s the problem and well put.
AUGUSTIN We shall beg ...on street corners, and you may drop a penny in my hat.
JOHN Or commit you for vagrancy.
AUGUSTIN (brilliantly ironic) The victory is yours your creed of life But we are magnanimous. We do not grudge you it.
JANE ( bending over John s chair and kissing him lightly on the bald spot on the top of his head) I ve always been fond of you. (She takes Augustin s arm and leads him to the door at the back. The slippers flop as he follows her. He casts a hopeless look at his coat and shoes. But he knows that they are lost for ever) JOHN Better take a rain-coat, Jane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. You ve made it all so clear.
AUGUSTIN On the one hand (with a sweep of his arm he takes in the room) you have all this; on the other, dear, dear heart, you have only me. JANE (in a tone that leaves no doubt) I ve made my choice. JOHN (knowing it s all over, but a game loser) It s all up with you, Gussie. You ve won.
26 THE RETURN TO MUTTON [ACT i AUGUSTIN Grow fat while we starve, and who shall be the richer?
JOHN (sinking into a chair") That s the problem and well put.
AUGUSTIN We shall beg ...on street corners, and you may drop a penny in my hat.
JOHN Or commit you for vagrancy.
AUGUSTIN (brilliantly ironic) The victory is yours your creed of life But we are magnanimous. We do not grudge you it.
JANE ( bending over John s chair and kissing him lightly on the bald spot on the top of his head) I ve always been fond of you. (She takes Augustin s arm and leads him to the door at the back. The slippers flop as he follows her. He casts a hopeless look at his coat and shoes. But he knows that they are lost for ever) JOHN Better take a rain-coat, Jane.
What to read after The Return to Mutton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James N James Naumburg Rosenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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