Read-Aloud Plays by Horace Holley
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UNCLE RICHARD Do you prefer poverty for its own sake? RICHARD Of course not. But I prefer it to hypocrisy and compromise. UNCLE RICHARD Well then. You will accept, Richard? For my sake, Richard? RICHARD Well.... UNCLE RICHARD It is the only pleasure left to me, Richard, thinking of the old name going down honourably in you. And as for the past, my mistakes were due to not having a son of my own. You have no idea what a difference it makes. It's my dream, Richard, don't destroy it! RICHARD If you really mean it that way-- UNCLE RICHARD |
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