The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy
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in ignorance of your father!
MARY. Why? . . . AUNTIE. Because he stands in the way of my husband's happiness! Because, even, he is your father! Because I hate him! I could almost _wish him dead_! VICAR. Martha! . . . [There is a long pause.] MARY. Then I have nobody, now. It's no use wishing any more. AUNTIE. Mary . . . MARY. No! . . . I want to be alone. [She goes out into the garden. They follow her out with their eyes.] VICAR. So! God has revealed His partisanship!--He has beggared us both! [AUNTIE considers this for a moment. Then, with sudden determination, she rises.] AUNTIE. I am not going to be beggared without a struggle for it, William! |
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