The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy
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page 120 of 140 (85%)
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AUNTIE, I daren't! I daren't! VICAR. I dare! I will! AUNTIE. In God's name, how is it possible? MANSON. _Make me the lord and master of this house for one little hour_! VICAR. By Heaven, yes! MANSON. And you? You? . . . [She falters a few moments: then, utterly broken down, she whispers, feebly.] AUNTIE. Yes. MANSON. Then first TO CLEANSE IT OF ITS ABOMINATIONS! [The BISHOP enters from the drawing-room. He carries a letter in his hand.] BISHOP. Well, here is the letter I have written to the secretary of our Society: I have explained everything quite nicely; and have warned him, of course, against doing anything definite in the matter until we have consulted your dear brother. Now . . . Eh, what? Oh! . . . |
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