The Guest Retainer, a Farce in Three Acts
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We must be frank, even to the point of brutality.
Cas. We will begin. You answer mine. Candidly, now, do you think that I stand any chance?
CoF. With whom ? Simpson or Tell ?
Cas. Either.
CoF. To speak plainly, I think that the whole trouble lies in the fact that it is very evident which way you would like to have the wind blow.
Cas. What ! Do you think that I have once over- stepped my dignity?
CoF. I wouldn't like to Cas. {angrily). Do you know what your trouble is?
To speak plainly, I think ...that the whole trouble lies in the fact that it is very evident for whom you are angling.
CoF. {excitedly). Do you think that I have been any- thing but reserved in my speech and action ?
Cas. I— I CoF. By Jove ! I believe that you are correct. And I'm mighty sure that I am. The trouble is that we have been steadily on the offensive, so much so that they have had no opportunity to go through what we are now ex- periencing. No doubt they have been enjoying our tor- ture and suffering none themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We must be frank, even to the point of brutality.
Cas. We will begin. You answer mine. Candidly, now, do you think that I stand any chance?
CoF. With whom ? Simpson or Tell ?
Cas. Either.
CoF. To speak plainly, I think that the whole trouble lies in the fact that it is very evident which way you would like to have the wind blow.
Cas. What ! Do you think that I have once over- stepped my dignity?
CoF. I wouldn't like to Cas. {angrily). Do you know what your trouble is?
To speak plainly, I think ...that the whole trouble lies in the fact that it is very evident for whom you are angling.
CoF. {excitedly). Do you think that I have been any- thing but reserved in my speech and action ?
Cas. I— I CoF. By Jove ! I believe that you are correct. And I'm mighty sure that I am. The trouble is that we have been steadily on the offensive, so much so that they have had no opportunity to go through what we are now ex- periencing. No doubt they have been enjoying our tor- ture and suffering none themselves.
What to read after The Guest Retainer, a Farce in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierce, Carl Webster, 1898- to read onlineMoreLess
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