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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Mrs. Warren's Profession by George Bernard Shaw: be good for much either: is he? [She throws the books on the
table rather roughly].
MRS WARREN [galled by Vivie's indifference] What do you know of
men, child, to talk that way of them? Youll have to make up your
mind to see a good deal of Sir George Crofts, as he's a friend of
mine.
VIVIE [quite unmoved] Why? [She sits down and opens a book]. Do
you expect that we shall be much together? You and I, I mean?
MRS WARREN [staring at her] Of course: until youre married.
Youre not going back to college again.
VIVIE. Do you think my way of life would suit you? I doubt it.
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