The Wages of War a Play in Three Acts
The Wages of War a Play in Three Acts
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Gaston. Why, how strangely you say that ?
Mane. I have thought it out to its bitter end.
Gaston. I beg of you - Marie. I came to the conclusion, if you will allow me to be frank, that there was a litile too much lightness in your character, a carelessness about your own interests, and a scorn for the material things of life that I should be distressed to encounter in my future husband.
Gaston. I do not quite understand Marie. At least, I thought that this levity, this indifference, this great d...isdain must come from some secret cause I knew nothing about.
Gaston. I am still in the dark.
Marie. Nevertheless, it is very clear, M. De Morieres, and my reflections have brought me to the conclusion that you are either frightfully light or even more artful.
Gaston. If these little quarrels have no other end than to test my disposition, quarrel away, Madame, you will find me as gentle as a lamb.
Mane. Yes, I understand you are armed against all tests.
Gaston. I am armed ? */-'*. . F ;~f * Marie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gaston. Why, how strangely you say that ?
Mane. I have thought it out to its bitter end.
Gaston. I beg of you - Marie. I came to the conclusion, if you will allow me to be frank, that there was a litile too much lightness in your character, a carelessness about your own interests, and a scorn for the material things of life that I should be distressed to encounter in my future husband.
Gaston. I do not quite understand Marie. At least, I thought that this levity, this indifference, this great d...isdain must come from some secret cause I knew nothing about.
Gaston. I am still in the dark.
Marie. Nevertheless, it is very clear, M. De Morieres, and my reflections have brought me to the conclusion that you are either frightfully light or even more artful.
Gaston. If these little quarrels have no other end than to test my disposition, quarrel away, Madame, you will find me as gentle as a lamb.
Mane. Yes, I understand you are armed against all tests.
Gaston. I am armed ? */-'*. . F ;~f * Marie.
What to read after The Wages of War a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Johannes Wiegand to read onlineMoreLess
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