The Revolutionist a Play in Five Acts
The Revolutionist a Play in Five Acts
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Con. You may be sure of it.
Hugh. We'll have to be open, direct, and vigorous. Trying to find easy solutions of every difficulty is the cause of all our weaknesses and palliations While waiting for you, we were talking of Foley. You heard he got that job as medical officer ?
Father O'Connor. Yes.
Hugh. Did you hear how ?
Father O'Connor. No.
Hugh. Political influences were brought into the fight and his opponent was winning. Foley, to save himself, denied his own previous convictions and won by... his change of front.
Father O'Connor. That's bad.
Hugh. The details are worse. (Knock. ) Con. Foley's coming. That's probably he. (Con opens door. Foley enters. ) SCENE V HUGH, CON, FATHER O'CONNOR, AND FOLEY.
Foley (gaily). Good evening, all. Conspiracy on foot, eh ?
Con (drily). Waiting for you to begin, Foley. Foley. Not sarcastic, I hope, Sheehan.
THE REVOLUTIONIST 37 Con (ignoring his remark). You're a bit late.
Foley. Several people should stop to congratulate me on getting that job.
Father O'Connor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Con. You may be sure of it.
Hugh. We'll have to be open, direct, and vigorous. Trying to find easy solutions of every difficulty is the cause of all our weaknesses and palliations While waiting for you, we were talking of Foley. You heard he got that job as medical officer ?
Father O'Connor. Yes.
Hugh. Did you hear how ?
Father O'Connor. No.
Hugh. Political influences were brought into the fight and his opponent was winning. Foley, to save himself, denied his own previous convictions and won by... his change of front.
Father O'Connor. That's bad.
Hugh. The details are worse. (Knock. ) Con. Foley's coming. That's probably he. (Con opens door. Foley enters. ) SCENE V HUGH, CON, FATHER O'CONNOR, AND FOLEY.
Foley (gaily). Good evening, all. Conspiracy on foot, eh ?
Con (drily). Waiting for you to begin, Foley. Foley. Not sarcastic, I hope, Sheehan.
THE REVOLUTIONIST 37 Con (ignoring his remark). You're a bit late.
Foley. Several people should stop to congratulate me on getting that job.
Father O'Connor.
What to read after The Revolutionist a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terence J Terence Joseph Macswiney to read onlineMoreLess
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