The Verge a Play in Three Acts
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TOM I haven t been able to look at it while in it. DICK Isn t it more important to be in it than to look at it ? TOM Not what I mean by look. DICK It s hard for me to conceive of loving Claire and going away from her forever. TOM Perhaps it s harder to do than to conceive of. DICK Then why do it? TOM It s my only way of keeping her. DICK I m afraid I m like Harry now. I don t get you. TOM I suppose not. Your way is different. [With calm, with sadness not with malice. ] But I shall have her long...er. And from deeper. DICK I know that. 40 THE VERGE TOM Though I miss much. Much. [The buzzer. TOM looks around to see if anyone is coming to answer it, then goes to the phone. ] Yes? . . . I ll see if I can get to her. [To DICK. ] Claire s daughter has arrived. [Looking in the inner room returns to phone. ] I don t see her. [Catching a glimpse of ANTHONY off right] Oh, Anthony, where s Miss Claire? Her daughter has arrived. ANTHONY She s working at something very important in her experiments. DICK But isn t her daughter one of her experiments?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TOM I haven t been able to look at it while in it. DICK Isn t it more important to be in it than to look at it ? TOM Not what I mean by look. DICK It s hard for me to conceive of loving Claire and going away from her forever. TOM Perhaps it s harder to do than to conceive of. DICK Then why do it? TOM It s my only way of keeping her. DICK I m afraid I m like Harry now. I don t get you. TOM I suppose not. Your way is different. [With calm, with sadness not with malice. ] But I shall have her long...er. And from deeper. DICK I know that. 40 THE VERGE TOM Though I miss much. Much. [The buzzer. TOM looks around to see if anyone is coming to answer it, then goes to the phone. ] Yes? . . . I ll see if I can get to her. [To DICK. ] Claire s daughter has arrived. [Looking in the inner room returns to phone. ] I don t see her. [Catching a glimpse of ANTHONY off right] Oh, Anthony, where s Miss Claire? Her daughter has arrived. ANTHONY She s working at something very important in her experiments. DICK But isn t her daughter one of her experiments?
What to read after The Verge a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glaspell, Susan, 1876-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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