What Every Woman Knows; a Comedy
What Every Woman Knows; a Comedy
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VENABLES (smiling). I think he will see me.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS 93 MAGGIE. Is it something about his speech ?
VENABLEs {the smtle hardening). Well, yes, it is.
MAGGIE. Then I dare say I could tell you what you want to know without troubling him, as I 've been typing it.
VENABLES (with a sigh). I don't acquire in- formation in that way.
COMTBSSE. I trust not.
MAGGIE. There's no secret about it. He is to show it to the Whips to-night.
VENABLES (sharply). You are sure of that.?
COMTESSE. It is ...quite true, Charles. I heard him say so; and indeed he repeated what he called the 'peroration' before me.
MAGGIE. I know it by heart. (She plays a bold game.) 'These are the demands of all intelligent British women, and I am proud to nail them to my flag' — COMTESSE. The very words, Mrs. Shand.
MAGGIE (looking at her imploringly). 'And I don't care how they may embarrass the Government. ' ( The comtesse is bereft of speech, so suddenly has she been introduced to the 94 WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS real maggie shand.) 'If the right honourable gentleman will give us his pledge to introduce a similar bill this session I will willingly withdraw mine; but otherwise I solemnly warn him that I will press the matter now to a division.' {She turns her face from the great man; she has gone while.) VENABLES {after a pause).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VENABLES (smiling). I think he will see me.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS 93 MAGGIE. Is it something about his speech ?
VENABLEs {the smtle hardening). Well, yes, it is.
MAGGIE. Then I dare say I could tell you what you want to know without troubling him, as I 've been typing it.
VENABLES (with a sigh). I don't acquire in- formation in that way.
COMTBSSE. I trust not.
MAGGIE. There's no secret about it. He is to show it to the Whips to-night.
VENABLES (sharply). You are sure of that.?
COMTESSE. It is ...quite true, Charles. I heard him say so; and indeed he repeated what he called the 'peroration' before me.
MAGGIE. I know it by heart. (She plays a bold game.) 'These are the demands of all intelligent British women, and I am proud to nail them to my flag' — COMTESSE. The very words, Mrs. Shand.
MAGGIE (looking at her imploringly). 'And I don't care how they may embarrass the Government. ' ( The comtesse is bereft of speech, so suddenly has she been introduced to the 94 WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS real maggie shand.) 'If the right honourable gentleman will give us his pledge to introduce a similar bill this session I will willingly withdraw mine; but otherwise I solemnly warn him that I will press the matter now to a division.' {She turns her face from the great man; she has gone while.) VENABLES {after a pause).
What to read after What Every Woman Knows; a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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