Three Plays And a Pantomime
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WREN. Bah, la belle affaire / Who does ? (KATE down L. ) CHENDA. Oh, Jimbo, you're as blind as a bat.
WREN. Me ?
CHENDA. I take you frightfully seriously.
WREN. That's your look-out.
CHENDA. It's you who don't.
WREN. Why should I ?
CHENDA. I set you on a pedestal, and I find that you are not divine.
WREN. But why should I suffer for your blunders ? Women are so selfish. If I'm going down the road and I mistake a shoeblack for a bandsman in the Guards, do you think I have a right to punch his he...ad because I find he can't play the cornet-a- piston ? Here was I living a happy tranquil life, a respectable retired barrister. . . .
CHENDA. At the age of thirty !
WREN. Thirty-two. With my music and my books, harming no one, frequenting the company of upright men, spreading wise and virtuous ideals, going away now and again for a little fishing when I felt the 'need of rest. When all of a sudden a ACT i THE FOUNTAIN 133 wild hunting woman comes careering across my path, knocks me off my feet and drags me howling to the altar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WREN. Bah, la belle affaire / Who does ? (KATE down L. ) CHENDA. Oh, Jimbo, you're as blind as a bat.
WREN. Me ?
CHENDA. I take you frightfully seriously.
WREN. That's your look-out.
CHENDA. It's you who don't.
WREN. Why should I ?
CHENDA. I set you on a pedestal, and I find that you are not divine.
WREN. But why should I suffer for your blunders ? Women are so selfish. If I'm going down the road and I mistake a shoeblack for a bandsman in the Guards, do you think I have a right to punch his he...ad because I find he can't play the cornet-a- piston ? Here was I living a happy tranquil life, a respectable retired barrister. . . .
CHENDA. At the age of thirty !
WREN. Thirty-two. With my music and my books, harming no one, frequenting the company of upright men, spreading wise and virtuous ideals, going away now and again for a little fishing when I felt the 'need of rest. When all of a sudden a ACT i THE FOUNTAIN 133 wild hunting woman comes careering across my path, knocks me off my feet and drags me howling to the altar.
What to read after Three Plays And a Pantomime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Calderon to read onlineMoreLess
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