Van Zorn; a Comedy in Three Acts
Van Zorn; a Comedy in Three Acts
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MRS. LOVETT [Sharply] But he disappointed everybody— and that's as bad as injuring them. I'm not sure that it isn't worse.
VILLA But something may have happened.
MRS. LOVETT Something always happens. What would be the use of living if things didn't happen?
VILLA [Slowly] I know. But if they happen at the wrong time, and under the wrong conditions . . .
MRS. LOVETT [With a snifi Well, what do you mean? Do you mean that when a boy with more than ordinary brains chooses to make an 74 VAN ZORN utte...r fool of himself, and continues to do so until he grows up and everybody loses all patience with him . . .
[She stops and looks angrily at her fingers] VILLA [Getting up and speaking thoughtfully] No, I don't mean just that . . . George's father must have been a very strange man.
MRS. LOVETT [Rapidly] It doesn't make any difference what you mean. Besides [Slowly, with significant vagueness] if you consider yourself engaged to Weldon Farnham, you ought not to think of other men at all. And you are not supposed to know anything about men like George Lucas's father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MRS. LOVETT [Sharply] But he disappointed everybody— and that's as bad as injuring them. I'm not sure that it isn't worse.
VILLA But something may have happened.
MRS. LOVETT Something always happens. What would be the use of living if things didn't happen?
VILLA [Slowly] I know. But if they happen at the wrong time, and under the wrong conditions . . .
MRS. LOVETT [With a snifi Well, what do you mean? Do you mean that when a boy with more than ordinary brains chooses to make an 74 VAN ZORN utte...r fool of himself, and continues to do so until he grows up and everybody loses all patience with him . . .
[She stops and looks angrily at her fingers] VILLA [Getting up and speaking thoughtfully] No, I don't mean just that . . . George's father must have been a very strange man.
MRS. LOVETT [Rapidly] It doesn't make any difference what you mean. Besides [Slowly, with significant vagueness] if you consider yourself engaged to Weldon Farnham, you ought not to think of other men at all. And you are not supposed to know anything about men like George Lucas's father.
What to read after Van Zorn; a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Edwin Arlington to read onlineMoreLess
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