The Tyranny of Tears a Comedy in Four Acts
The Tyranny of Tears a Comedy in Four Acts
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I still think you must be mistaken.
MRS. PARBURY.
[Emphatically. ] I caught her in the act of kissing his photograph.
GUNNING.
You saw her [Laughs. ] My dear Mrs. Parbury, a day-dream !
MRS. PARBURY. A fact. When pressed, she didn't deny it.
GUNNING. Does Clement know ?
106 THE TYRANNY OF TEARS MRS. PAUBURY. No ; I thought it wise not to tell him.
GUNNING. [Heartily. ] You were right very right.
MBS. PAKBUBY. I'm glad you think so.
GUNNINO.
Some men are so weak.
MRS. PARBURT. [Drawing herself u...p again. ] Mr. Gunning I GUNNING.
So easily flattered.
MRS. PARBDRY. [TF#& more emphasis. ] Mr. Gunning t GUNNING.
In nine cases out of ten it's vanity that leads men astray.
MRS. PARBURY.
[ With growing wrath. ] Mr. Gunning, we are speak- ing of my husband.
GUNNING.
Yes, yes, dear old Clement has his share of vanity, of course. [. 4#*fe] Damn him ! [Rises and goes I* MRS. PARBURY.
[Rising indignantly. ] How dare you speak like that of my husband ! A less vain man doesn't exist, and THE TYRANNY OF TEARS 107 what small faults he has concern only him and me and not you in any way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I still think you must be mistaken.
MRS. PARBURY.
[Emphatically. ] I caught her in the act of kissing his photograph.
GUNNING.
You saw her [Laughs. ] My dear Mrs. Parbury, a day-dream !
MRS. PARBURY. A fact. When pressed, she didn't deny it.
GUNNING. Does Clement know ?
106 THE TYRANNY OF TEARS MRS. PAUBURY. No ; I thought it wise not to tell him.
GUNNING. [Heartily. ] You were right very right.
MBS. PAKBUBY. I'm glad you think so.
GUNNINO.
Some men are so weak.
MRS. PARBURT. [Drawing herself u...p again. ] Mr. Gunning I GUNNING.
So easily flattered.
MRS. PARBDRY. [TF#& more emphasis. ] Mr. Gunning t GUNNING.
In nine cases out of ten it's vanity that leads men astray.
MRS. PARBURY.
[ With growing wrath. ] Mr. Gunning, we are speak- ing of my husband.
GUNNING.
Yes, yes, dear old Clement has his share of vanity, of course. [. 4#*fe] Damn him ! [Rises and goes I* MRS. PARBURY.
[Rising indignantly. ] How dare you speak like that of my husband ! A less vain man doesn't exist, and THE TYRANNY OF TEARS 107 what small faults he has concern only him and me and not you in any way.
What to read after The Tyranny of Tears a Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, C. Haddon (Charles Haddon), 1860-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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