The Shackles of Fate. a Play in Five Acts
The Shackles of Fate. a Play in Five Acts
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THE SHACKLES OF FA TE. 59 SlCKAET.
( With conviction.) You do not realize yourself how much you desire to be happy and how necessary love is to you. You are such a gentle, kind, yielding creature, you require above all some strong arm on which to lean. (He passes his hand over her hair. ) This dear head would so gladly rest on some pro- tecting shoulder.
(He tries to draw her to him.) Gerda.
(Defending herself faintly.) How is all this possible? I am a faded old woman.
Sickart.
Don't talk nonse...nse. You are the most beauti- ful, most fascinating woman Gerda, No, no, please do not say that to me. I am older than you Sickart.
Hardly.
Gerda.
By four or five years. I confess at present that does not matter much, but in ten years—— Sickart.
In ten years I will look on you with the same 60 THE SHACKLES OF FATE.
eyes as now. I shall always picture you to myself just as I see you now.
Gerda.
That I do not believe, as it is contrary to all human nature.
Sickart.
I am a fool to waste time in all this talk instead of kissing your hands and feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE SHACKLES OF FA TE. 59 SlCKAET.
( With conviction.) You do not realize yourself how much you desire to be happy and how necessary love is to you. You are such a gentle, kind, yielding creature, you require above all some strong arm on which to lean. (He passes his hand over her hair. ) This dear head would so gladly rest on some pro- tecting shoulder.
(He tries to draw her to him.) Gerda.
(Defending herself faintly.) How is all this possible? I am a faded old woman.
Sickart.
Don't talk nonse...nse. You are the most beauti- ful, most fascinating woman Gerda, No, no, please do not say that to me. I am older than you Sickart.
Hardly.
Gerda.
By four or five years. I confess at present that does not matter much, but in ten years—— Sickart.
In ten years I will look on you with the same 60 THE SHACKLES OF FATE.
eyes as now. I shall always picture you to myself just as I see you now.
Gerda.
That I do not believe, as it is contrary to all human nature.
Sickart.
I am a fool to waste time in all this talk instead of kissing your hands and feet.
What to read after The Shackles of Fate. a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Simon Nordau to read onlineMoreLess
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