The Well of the Saints a Comedy in Three Acts
The Well of the Saints a Comedy in Three Acts
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BRIDE — pidling away her shawl. — I'm not your wife, and let you get out of my way.
[The People laugh again.
The Well of the Saints 39 MARTIN DOUL — with misgiving, to an- other Girl. — Is it yourself it is? You're not so fine-looking, but I'm thinking you'd do, with the grand nose you have, and your nice hands and your feet.
GIRL — scornfully. — I never seen any person that took me for blind, and a seeing woman, I'm thinking, would never wed the like of you.
[She turns azvay, and the People la...ugh once more, drawing hack a little and leaving him on their left.
PEOPLE — jeeringly. — Try again, Mar- tin, try again, and you'll be finding her yet.
MARTIN DOUL — passionately. — Where is it you have her hidden away? Isn't it a black shame for a drove of pitiful beasts the like of you to be making game of me, and putting a fool's head on me the grand day of my life? Ah, you're thinking you're a fine lot, with your giggling, weeping eyes, a fine lot to be making game of myself and the woman I've heard called the great wonder of the west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BRIDE — pidling away her shawl. — I'm not your wife, and let you get out of my way.
[The People laugh again.
The Well of the Saints 39 MARTIN DOUL — with misgiving, to an- other Girl. — Is it yourself it is? You're not so fine-looking, but I'm thinking you'd do, with the grand nose you have, and your nice hands and your feet.
GIRL — scornfully. — I never seen any person that took me for blind, and a seeing woman, I'm thinking, would never wed the like of you.
[She turns azvay, and the People la...ugh once more, drawing hack a little and leaving him on their left.
PEOPLE — jeeringly. — Try again, Mar- tin, try again, and you'll be finding her yet.
MARTIN DOUL — passionately. — Where is it you have her hidden away? Isn't it a black shame for a drove of pitiful beasts the like of you to be making game of me, and putting a fool's head on me the grand day of my life? Ah, you're thinking you're a fine lot, with your giggling, weeping eyes, a fine lot to be making game of myself and the woman I've heard called the great wonder of the west.
What to read after The Well of the Saints a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M John Millington Synge to read onlineMoreLess
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