The Eldest Son
The Eldest Son
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Spare me your great-grandfather.
HAROLD. I could tell you of at least a dozen men I know who've beenthrough this same business, and got off scot-free; and now becauseBill's going to play the game, it'll smash him up.
LATTER. Why didn't he play the game at the beginning?
HAROLD. I can't stand your sort, John. When a thing like thishappens, all you can do is to cry out: Why didn't he--? Why didn'tshe--? What's to be done--that's the point!
LATTER. Of course he'll have to----.
HAROLD. Ha!
LATTER. ...What do you mean by--that?
HAROLD. Look here, John! You feel in your bones that a marriage'llbe hopeless, just as I do, knowing Bill and the girl and everything!Now don't you?
LATTER. The whole thing is--is most unfortunate.
HAROLD. By Jove! I should think it was!
As he speaks CHRISTINE and KEITH Come in from the billiard-room. He is still in splashed hunting clothes, and looks exceptionally weathered, thin-lipped, reticent. He lights a cigarette and sinks into an armchair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spare me your great-grandfather.
HAROLD. I could tell you of at least a dozen men I know who've beenthrough this same business, and got off scot-free; and now becauseBill's going to play the game, it'll smash him up.
LATTER. Why didn't he play the game at the beginning?
HAROLD. I can't stand your sort, John. When a thing like thishappens, all you can do is to cry out: Why didn't he--? Why didn'tshe--? What's to be done--that's the point!
LATTER. Of course he'll have to----.
HAROLD. Ha!
LATTER. ...What do you mean by--that?
HAROLD. Look here, John! You feel in your bones that a marriage'llbe hopeless, just as I do, knowing Bill and the girl and everything!Now don't you?
LATTER. The whole thing is--is most unfortunate.
HAROLD. By Jove! I should think it was!
As he speaks CHRISTINE and KEITH Come in from the billiard-room. He is still in splashed hunting clothes, and looks exceptionally weathered, thin-lipped, reticent. He lights a cigarette and sinks into an armchair.
What to read after The Eldest Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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