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Billy.
{Too engrossed in his memories to notice her tone.) Yes.
Dicksie.
{Softly, painfidly.) So that is why — you've never married. I've wondered, sometimes. You seem the sort of a man who would — who ought to — Billy.
{Half bitterly, looking around his room.) Marry! Why? What have I to offer a woman?
(Dicksie starts to interrupt. He looks at the picture.) She was beautiful and good. But how could she stand such a life? It was not fair to ask it.
Dicksie.
{Hiding from him a sadly contemptuous ...little smile.) If she had loved you, Billy — 14 THE LADY OF THE OP£RA HOUSE Billy.
(Winces, but speaks bravely, loyally.) She was all right. (He makes a stroke lanth his brush on the canvas. Dicksie closes her eyes as if in pain.) DiCKSIE, (Painfully.) Where is she?
Billy.
She is a governess in a small place on Long Island. I don't think she gets much of a salary' — but there she is, slaving and waiting for me. I hate to think of her strug- gHng along, and yet — you can't think what an inspiration it is to know she is waiting for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Billy.
{Too engrossed in his memories to notice her tone.) Yes.
Dicksie.
{Softly, painfidly.) So that is why — you've never married. I've wondered, sometimes. You seem the sort of a man who would — who ought to — Billy.
{Half bitterly, looking around his room.) Marry! Why? What have I to offer a woman?
(Dicksie starts to interrupt. He looks at the picture.) She was beautiful and good. But how could she stand such a life? It was not fair to ask it.
Dicksie.
{Hiding from him a sadly contemptuous ...little smile.) If she had loved you, Billy — 14 THE LADY OF THE OP£RA HOUSE Billy.
(Winces, but speaks bravely, loyally.) She was all right. (He makes a stroke lanth his brush on the canvas. Dicksie closes her eyes as if in pain.) DiCKSIE, (Painfully.) Where is she?
Billy.
She is a governess in a small place on Long Island. I don't think she gets much of a salary' — but there she is, slaving and waiting for me. I hate to think of her strug- gHng along, and yet — you can't think what an inspiration it is to know she is waiting for me.
What to read after The Lady of the Opera House..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cannon, Fanny Venable, B. 1876 to read onlineMoreLess
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