The Wooing of a Violin a Drama in Four Acts
The Wooing of a Violin a Drama in Four Acts
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You shall hear it. [He seizes her and crushes her to him. ] Oh, you beautiful torment, don't you feel how I love you? You will, you must be my wife.
MYR. Let me go instantly, or I shall call.
HYDE. After this, and this, and this. [He kisses her re- peatedly. ] 43 THE WOOING (They struggle across to a table where MYRIAM, reach- ing for support, strikes upon a bell. Thereupon HYDE re- leases her. ) (ENTER, CLEM. ) MYR. Mr. Hyde feels that he must go; please show him to the door. [Hyde hesitates, ...a baffled expression on his face. ] CLEM. Your hat is in the vestibule, suh. [With counte- nance flushing in acknowledged defeat, Hyde follows Clem from the room. ] (MYRIAM goes to the glass, smoothes her hair, arranges apparel. She pauses in doubt; makes up her mind, and EXITS hastily by the door, Right, through which her father went a few moments before. ) (ENTER, CLEM. He shows that he is much troubled while he busies himself about the furniture; he goes, Left, be- fore MYRIAM and GLEN DON ENTER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You shall hear it. [He seizes her and crushes her to him. ] Oh, you beautiful torment, don't you feel how I love you? You will, you must be my wife.
MYR. Let me go instantly, or I shall call.
HYDE. After this, and this, and this. [He kisses her re- peatedly. ] 43 THE WOOING (They struggle across to a table where MYRIAM, reach- ing for support, strikes upon a bell. Thereupon HYDE re- leases her. ) (ENTER, CLEM. ) MYR. Mr. Hyde feels that he must go; please show him to the door. [Hyde hesitates, ...a baffled expression on his face. ] CLEM. Your hat is in the vestibule, suh. [With counte- nance flushing in acknowledged defeat, Hyde follows Clem from the room. ] (MYRIAM goes to the glass, smoothes her hair, arranges apparel. She pauses in doubt; makes up her mind, and EXITS hastily by the door, Right, through which her father went a few moments before. ) (ENTER, CLEM. He shows that he is much troubled while he busies himself about the furniture; he goes, Left, be- fore MYRIAM and GLEN DON ENTER.
What to read after The Wooing of a Violin a Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert S Humphrey to read onlineMoreLess
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