Two Comedies: An Ill Wind; An Abject Apology ..
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Miss Elliot {looking at him). I'll work it out yet.
Mr. Reeves. To his salvation, you mean.
Miss Elliot. No ; to my own.
Mr. Reeves {with a sigh). I hope it'll be to his. {After a silence, aiid seriously) Miss EHiot, I'm afraid I'm not a very joy- ful companion this evening. You see — Miss Elliot. The dejected 'havior of your visage, I do.
Mr. Reeves {impatiently). You see, I'm depressed to death about leaving you.
{After a pause) I don't know whether I'm glad or sorry I met you, anyway.
Miss E...lliot {opening her eyes very wide). Why not, pray ?
Mr. Reeves. Well, this sort of thing's all very fine ; but it can't last. You've affected me most deeply.
Miss Elliot. Effected you ! How ?
Mr. Reeves. Well, you've changed my whole self, — my way of looking at things. Haven't men told you what a hold you had on them .?
52 An Abject Apology.
Miss Elliot. No.
Mr. Reeves {laughing). I know what that " no " means.
Miss Elliot. I congratulate you. I've seen men who didn't know " no " when they heard it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Elliot {looking at him). I'll work it out yet.
Mr. Reeves. To his salvation, you mean.
Miss Elliot. No ; to my own.
Mr. Reeves {with a sigh). I hope it'll be to his. {After a silence, aiid seriously) Miss EHiot, I'm afraid I'm not a very joy- ful companion this evening. You see — Miss Elliot. The dejected 'havior of your visage, I do.
Mr. Reeves {impatiently). You see, I'm depressed to death about leaving you.
{After a pause) I don't know whether I'm glad or sorry I met you, anyway.
Miss E...lliot {opening her eyes very wide). Why not, pray ?
Mr. Reeves. Well, this sort of thing's all very fine ; but it can't last. You've affected me most deeply.
Miss Elliot. Effected you ! How ?
Mr. Reeves. Well, you've changed my whole self, — my way of looking at things. Haven't men told you what a hold you had on them .?
52 An Abject Apology.
Miss Elliot. No.
Mr. Reeves {laughing). I know what that " no " means.
Miss Elliot. I congratulate you. I've seen men who didn't know " no " when they heard it.
What to read after Two Comedies: An Ill Wind; An Abject Apology ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donaldson, Frank. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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