The Tongues of Men a Comedy in Three Acts
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GEORGINE. (Surprised) Why Pen! (Touch- ing his arm with her hand. ) That's splendid of you to own up you were wrong ! I love you for it ! PENFIELD. (Looking at her steadily, admiringly for a moment; then with a flash of passion) You're beautiful today ! (He suddenly takes her in his arms and kisses her passionately. GEORGINE struggles, frees herself from him, backs away a little fright- ened, looks at him wonderingly. PENFIELD, excited- ly, appealingly, making a move to follow her) Geor- gine! ...GEORGINE. (With a gesture of fear) No no you make me feel as though I'd been kissed by a stranger. PENFIELD. (Laughing a little) You're a little strange to me yourself. I don't think I've ever seen you before ; you look adorable as you stand there ! GEORGINE. (Puzzled) Why are you looking at me like that ? THE TONGUES OF MEN 63 PEN FIELD. (Smiling) Because you're so pretty I suppose ! (Waits for her to reply; she is silent. ) Oh, well (With a laugh) I won't look at you ! (He turns to piano, and sits facing keyboard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEORGINE. (Surprised) Why Pen! (Touch- ing his arm with her hand. ) That's splendid of you to own up you were wrong ! I love you for it ! PENFIELD. (Looking at her steadily, admiringly for a moment; then with a flash of passion) You're beautiful today ! (He suddenly takes her in his arms and kisses her passionately. GEORGINE struggles, frees herself from him, backs away a little fright- ened, looks at him wonderingly. PENFIELD, excited- ly, appealingly, making a move to follow her) Geor- gine! ...GEORGINE. (With a gesture of fear) No no you make me feel as though I'd been kissed by a stranger. PENFIELD. (Laughing a little) You're a little strange to me yourself. I don't think I've ever seen you before ; you look adorable as you stand there ! GEORGINE. (Puzzled) Why are you looking at me like that ? THE TONGUES OF MEN 63 PEN FIELD. (Smiling) Because you're so pretty I suppose ! (Waits for her to reply; she is silent. ) Oh, well (With a laugh) I won't look at you ! (He turns to piano, and sits facing keyboard.
What to read after The Tongues of Men a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Childs Carpenter to read onlineMoreLess
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