The Silent Woman
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On that point, at least, there was general agreement. On a more pressing issue, however, there was deep dissension, and it came from a most unlikely person.
‘No, no, no!’ said Edmund Hoode firmly. ‘I will not.’‘Leave off these jests,’ cooed his host.‘I speak in earnest, Lawrence. I will not quit London.’‘Stay here and we starve,’ said Barnaby Gill with utter distaste for the notion. ‘Westfield’s Men must tour. I quiver at the thought of wasting my God-given genius on the heathen swine of the... provinces, but there is no help for it. Actors who lose a theatre must seek elsewhere for another.’‘Edmund will join us in that quest,’ said Firethorn with assurance. ‘He would never desert us in our hour of need. Betrayal is foreign to his nature. He would sooner die than see his company struggle off into the wilderness. The name of Hoode is a seal of loyalty and comradeship.’ ‘You’ll not persuade me, Lawrence,’ said Hoode.‘I merely remind you of your reputation and honour.’‘They are needed here at home.’‘Home is where the company is,’ chanted Gill with a petulant flick of his hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On that point, at least, there was general agreement. On a more pressing issue, however, there was deep dissension, and it came from a most unlikely person.
‘No, no, no!’ said Edmund Hoode firmly. ‘I will not.’‘Leave off these jests,’ cooed his host.‘I speak in earnest, Lawrence. I will not quit London.’‘Stay here and we starve,’ said Barnaby Gill with utter distaste for the notion. ‘Westfield’s Men must tour. I quiver at the thought of wasting my God-given genius on the heathen swine of the... provinces, but there is no help for it. Actors who lose a theatre must seek elsewhere for another.’‘Edmund will join us in that quest,’ said Firethorn with assurance. ‘He would never desert us in our hour of need. Betrayal is foreign to his nature. He would sooner die than see his company struggle off into the wilderness. The name of Hoode is a seal of loyalty and comradeship.’ ‘You’ll not persuade me, Lawrence,’ said Hoode.‘I merely remind you of your reputation and honour.’‘They are needed here at home.’‘Home is where the company is,’ chanted Gill with a petulant flick of his hand.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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