Read-Aloud Plays by Horace Holley
page 19 of 150 (12%)
page 19 of 150 (12%)
|
I cannot feel at fault for anything that has happened. Your father was
unsuited for modern life. By the ordinary standards he was bound to fail. Still, it gives me great satisfaction that at the present time, Richard, I can offer you a home. Yes, Richard, a _home_. RICHARD It's difficult to decide.... You see, my studio-- UNCLE RICHARD Well! I confess I can't understand all this uncertainty! RICHARD For three years I have worked as hard as anybody could to make a position allowing me to paint. I have succeeded. I no longer need help! UNCLE RICHARD Of course not! I don't question your ability to get along. At the same time, your attitude now is rather quixotic. Besides, as far as your painting is concerned, you can always go about where you require. It isn't slavery I am planning for you here, Richard! RICHARD Well ... but then, as I must live by my sales and commissions, I'd cut a poor figure in surroundings like these. |
|