The Provincetown Plays
The Provincetown Plays
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I have had the egotism of the artist, directed to a material that cannot be formed. I must let go of you, and satisfy ttly need of union, of marriage, otherwise than with you.
SHE: Yes, but you cannot do that by seeking another woman. You would experience the same illusion — ^the same disillusion.
he: How then can I satisfy this mystic need?
SHE: That is between you and your God, whom I know nothing about.
HE: If I could have stripped you of divinity and sought it elsewhere — in religion, in wo...rk — with the same intensity I sought it in you — ^we would not have needed this separ- ation.
SHE: And we should have been very happy together!
HES Yes — as interesting changers.
110 Digitized by Google ^"i?!l^'i THE PROVINCBTOWN PLAYS SHE: Exactly. The only sensible way for two fully grown people to be together — and that is wonderful too — think! To have lived together for fifteen years and never tc have bored one another ! To be still for one another the most interesting persons in the world !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have had the egotism of the artist, directed to a material that cannot be formed. I must let go of you, and satisfy ttly need of union, of marriage, otherwise than with you.
SHE: Yes, but you cannot do that by seeking another woman. You would experience the same illusion — ^the same disillusion.
he: How then can I satisfy this mystic need?
SHE: That is between you and your God, whom I know nothing about.
HE: If I could have stripped you of divinity and sought it elsewhere — in religion, in wo...rk — with the same intensity I sought it in you — ^we would not have needed this separ- ation.
SHE: And we should have been very happy together!
HES Yes — as interesting changers.
110 Digitized by Google ^"i?!l^'i THE PROVINCBTOWN PLAYS SHE: Exactly. The only sensible way for two fully grown people to be together — and that is wonderful too — think! To have lived together for fifteen years and never tc have bored one another ! To be still for one another the most interesting persons in the world !
What to read after The Provincetown Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed John to read onlineMoreLess
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