Why Marry?
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164 "And So They Were Married" Ernest You must marry me — and you will.
Helen You don't know me. Good-by !
Ernest Very well !
[Ernest, afraid to stay, goes at once. She waits motionless until she hears the auto- mobile carrying him away. She imme- diately turns from stone to tears, with a low wail. In utter despair, hands out- stretched she sinks down upon a bench and buries her face in her hands.
Helen Oh, Ernest ! . . . How could you ?
[Lucy, Theodore, Judge and John all hurry back, all excit...ed.
Theodore Did you see his horrified look ?
Lucy Fairly running away — revolted. Ah !
[Points at Helen. Helen arises, defiant, confident, calm.
i6S '"And So They Were Married" John [to Helen] What did I tell you !
Lucy You have thrown away the love of an honor- able man.
Theodore Trampled upon the finest feelings of a deep nature.
John Let this be a lesson to you. You've lost your chance to marry, your chance to work, and now, by heavens! you will cut out "independence" and stay at home, where women belong, and live down this disgrace ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
164 "And So They Were Married" Ernest You must marry me — and you will.
Helen You don't know me. Good-by !
Ernest Very well !
[Ernest, afraid to stay, goes at once. She waits motionless until she hears the auto- mobile carrying him away. She imme- diately turns from stone to tears, with a low wail. In utter despair, hands out- stretched she sinks down upon a bench and buries her face in her hands.
Helen Oh, Ernest ! . . . How could you ?
[Lucy, Theodore, Judge and John all hurry back, all excit...ed.
Theodore Did you see his horrified look ?
Lucy Fairly running away — revolted. Ah !
[Points at Helen. Helen arises, defiant, confident, calm.
i6S '"And So They Were Married" John [to Helen] What did I tell you !
Lucy You have thrown away the love of an honor- able man.
Theodore Trampled upon the finest feelings of a deep nature.
John Let this be a lesson to you. You've lost your chance to marry, your chance to work, and now, by heavens! you will cut out "independence" and stay at home, where women belong, and live down this disgrace ...
What to read after Why Marry??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, Jesse Lynch, 1871-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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