The Social Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero
The Social Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero
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ZOB.
Do you imagine he never says things to me that wound me to the quick?
Pbtbil He doesn't mean half of 'em.
ZOB.
Neither do I.
Petbil [Rising and going to the fire.l No; there's the crass foolishness of it all. [In a tone of expostulation,] My dear lady ZoB.
[Suddenly sitting upright.] We're on each other's nerves, Peter. That's the plain truth, we're on each other's nerves* Pbtbil Worryin' each other.
ZOB.
Sick to death of each other 1 We shall have been married fourteen years on the thirti...eth of next June. Isn't it ap- palling 1 He's getting so stodgy and pompous and flat-footed.
He drives me mad with his elderly ways.
Pbtbr.
[Soothingly.] Oh 1 ZOB He's sick and tired of me, at any rate. My little jokes and pranks, that used to amuse him so — ^diey annoy him now, scandalize him. He's continually finding fault with me— bullying me. That's all the notice he takes of me. As for my gowns or my hats — Bnytinng I put on — I might dress Digitized by Google 326 MID-CHANNEL [act i in sackcloth; he'd never observe it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ZOB.
Do you imagine he never says things to me that wound me to the quick?
Pbtbil He doesn't mean half of 'em.
ZOB.
Neither do I.
Petbil [Rising and going to the fire.l No; there's the crass foolishness of it all. [In a tone of expostulation,] My dear lady ZoB.
[Suddenly sitting upright.] We're on each other's nerves, Peter. That's the plain truth, we're on each other's nerves* Pbtbil Worryin' each other.
ZOB.
Sick to death of each other 1 We shall have been married fourteen years on the thirti...eth of next June. Isn't it ap- palling 1 He's getting so stodgy and pompous and flat-footed.
He drives me mad with his elderly ways.
Pbtbr.
[Soothingly.] Oh 1 ZOB He's sick and tired of me, at any rate. My little jokes and pranks, that used to amuse him so — ^diey annoy him now, scandalize him. He's continually finding fault with me— bullying me. That's all the notice he takes of me. As for my gowns or my hats — Bnytinng I put on — I might dress Digitized by Google 326 MID-CHANNEL [act i in sackcloth; he'd never observe it.
What to read after The Social Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinero, Arthur Wing, Sir, 1855-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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