The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy
page 119 of 140 (85%)
page 119 of 140 (85%)
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AUNTIE. The impossibility of having him here: the impossibility of
letting him see the child: the impossibility of him and his brother ever meeting again! MANSON. Is that your only difficulty? AUNTIE. Only difficulty! What, would you have me welcome him with open arms? MANSON. Yes, and heart, too! AUNTIE. Have him here, entertain him, treat him as a guest? MANSON. As an honoured guest! AUNTIE. In this house? MANSON. This house. AUNTIE. Good Heavens! what else? MANSON. Sweep and garnish it throughout, seek out and cleanse its hidden corners, make it fair and ready to lodge him royally as a brother! AUNTIE [desperately]. I won't do it! I can't! I can't! MANSON. With my assistance, you can! VICAR. Manson, how can we bring it about? |
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