A Man of Honour a Tragedy in Four Acts
A Man of Honour a Tragedy in Four Acts
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[li'onicaUj/. ] I humbly apologise. I thought he was a grocer, because last time he did us the honour of visiting us he asked how much a pound we paid for our tea and offered to sell us some at the same price. . . . But then he also ofiered to insure our house against fire and to sell me a gold mine in Australia.
Jenny.
Well, it's better to make a bit as best one can than to . . . [She sfojjs. ] Basil.
[Smiling. ] Go on. Pray don't hesitate for fear of hurting my feelings.
Jenny.
[Defiantly. ] ...Well, then, it's better to do that than moon about like vou do.
62 A MAN OF HONOUR Basil.
\Shrugging his shoulders. '] Really, even to please you, I'm afraid I can't go about with little samples of tea in my pocket and sell my friends a pound or two when I call on them. Besides, I don't believe they'd ever pay me.
Jenny.
[Scornfully. ] Oh no, you're a gentleman and a barrister and an authoi', and you couldn't do anything to dirty those white hands that you're so careful about, could you ?
Basil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[li'onicaUj/. ] I humbly apologise. I thought he was a grocer, because last time he did us the honour of visiting us he asked how much a pound we paid for our tea and offered to sell us some at the same price. . . . But then he also ofiered to insure our house against fire and to sell me a gold mine in Australia.
Jenny.
Well, it's better to make a bit as best one can than to . . . [She sfojjs. ] Basil.
[Smiling. ] Go on. Pray don't hesitate for fear of hurting my feelings.
Jenny.
[Defiantly. ] ...Well, then, it's better to do that than moon about like vou do.
62 A MAN OF HONOUR Basil.
\Shrugging his shoulders. '] Really, even to please you, I'm afraid I can't go about with little samples of tea in my pocket and sell my friends a pound or two when I call on them. Besides, I don't believe they'd ever pay me.
Jenny.
[Scornfully. ] Oh no, you're a gentleman and a barrister and an authoi', and you couldn't do anything to dirty those white hands that you're so careful about, could you ?
Basil.
What to read after A Man of Honour a Tragedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Somerset William Somerset Maugham to read onlineMoreLess
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