The Symphony Play a Play in Four Acts
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MOTHER [nodding] That deeper look in the eyes of our children when they come all the life of the world looking out to us calling us to free it the new day. That is their look mystery and hope and courage. . . . And we do not love that look we worship it, I think. . . . Mother-love reaches to it farther than her hands can stretch and bears the weight of the world [Touches her shoulders gently. ] Now write a note to NORMAN. [Turns her toward desk. } Tell him why you are going. He would rather hea...r it from you.
[She turns toward door and goes out.
VIOLA [sitting at desk, writes note and seals it. Carries it to table and props it against book where it will be seen. Goes about room, touching things lightly, as if loving them; sits down in differ ent chairs playing at being at home. Door opens and MOTHER comes in, dressed in out door things. ] 82 THE MOTHER VIOLA [looking up) startled] You are going with me?
MOTHER [smiling] Didn t you invite me to return your visit ? I am going to spend the night if you ask me [Holds out small bag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MOTHER [nodding] That deeper look in the eyes of our children when they come all the life of the world looking out to us calling us to free it the new day. That is their look mystery and hope and courage. . . . And we do not love that look we worship it, I think. . . . Mother-love reaches to it farther than her hands can stretch and bears the weight of the world [Touches her shoulders gently. ] Now write a note to NORMAN. [Turns her toward desk. } Tell him why you are going. He would rather hea...r it from you.
[She turns toward door and goes out.
VIOLA [sitting at desk, writes note and seals it. Carries it to table and props it against book where it will be seen. Goes about room, touching things lightly, as if loving them; sits down in differ ent chairs playing at being at home. Door opens and MOTHER comes in, dressed in out door things. ] 82 THE MOTHER VIOLA [looking up) startled] You are going with me?
MOTHER [smiling] Didn t you invite me to return your visit ? I am going to spend the night if you ask me [Holds out small bag.
What to read after The Symphony Play a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennette Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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