The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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page 82 of 162 (50%)
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You amuse yourselves, and we pay.
Denham. It is the will of God--of Nature, I should say. She is an artist; but as for her morality-- Mrs. Tremaine. One can't say much for that. Denham. Art is Nature's final aim. Love is the Art of Arts, and Art is long. Mrs. Tremaine. But could you not be a _little_ more constant, if you tried? Denham. Oh, _we_ can resist temptation, when we are not tempted--just like women. Mrs. Tremaine. Your _capacity_ for temptation is wonderful. Denham. |
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