Pagans a Modern Play in Two Conversations
Pagans a Modern Play in Two Conversations
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FRANCES. Oh! JOHN. I suppose she lives in Paris. She left Dublin five years ago. She left the day we were married, Frances. FRANCES. I remember people being surprised at her going off without a trace like that. Well, did you not speak to her? You've just said you only suppose she lives in Paris. JOHN. No, I did not. The fact is I had not an opportunity even if I wanted to of which I'm not sure. FRANCES. Well, that part does not matter, I suppose. JOHN. Frances, it all matters. The thing ought n...ot to have troubled me at all ; but it has. FRANCES. For heaven's sake don't let yourself imagine things that are not true. I have proved to you over and over again this afternoon that I know more of things than you ever thought possible. Let me tell you one other thing that I know. However much or little you loved me, you never could love anyone else now. If you brood over one thing, without reference to things in general, you lose perspective. Certain things assume enormous proportions. It's like brooding PAGANS.
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FRANCES. Oh! JOHN. I suppose she lives in Paris. She left Dublin five years ago. She left the day we were married, Frances. FRANCES. I remember people being surprised at her going off without a trace like that. Well, did you not speak to her? You've just said you only suppose she lives in Paris. JOHN. No, I did not. The fact is I had not an opportunity even if I wanted to of which I'm not sure. FRANCES. Well, that part does not matter, I suppose. JOHN. Frances, it all matters. The thing ought n...ot to have troubled me at all ; but it has. FRANCES. For heaven's sake don't let yourself imagine things that are not true. I have proved to you over and over again this afternoon that I know more of things than you ever thought possible. Let me tell you one other thing that I know. However much or little you loved me, you never could love anyone else now. If you brood over one thing, without reference to things in general, you lose perspective. Certain things assume enormous proportions. It's like brooding PAGANS.
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