Read-Aloud Plays by Horace Holley
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MARGARET
What were you going to say? ROGER I suppose I might as well say it: I don't believe the office would have changed him, after all. That is, permanently. He'd have done his best for a while, and then--. No, nothing could help him. MARGARET Is that what you have made up your mind about? ROGER Oh, that. Yes, that's what started me thinking. Everybody has difficulties, troubles, and I believe in helping a fellow every time. Life piles up too high against one sometimes, but a little shove from the other side will move it away. I never believed in the devil take the hindmost, at all. But this was different. MARGARET Different, how? What do you mean? ROGER I mean that as long as a fellow's difficulties are outside him you can help him, because as soon as they are removed he's himself again; but when |
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