The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy
page 68 of 140 (48%)
page 68 of 140 (48%)
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BISHOP. Your Indian--WHAT?
[He stands cogitating horribly until the end of the act, facing towards MANSON.] AUNTIE. What has made him like this? He seems possessed! MANSON. He is! . . . I have just been having some trouble with _another_ devil, ma'am. AUNTIE. Meaning, of course . . . What has become of him? MANSON [with his eye]. _He_ is cast out forever. AUNTIE. Where is he now? MANSON. He walks through dry places seeking--[he probes her soul]--_other_ habitations. AUNTIE. Manson! This is your doing! Oh, you have saved us! MANSON. I am trying to, ma'am; but, God knows, you make it rather difficult! [A change comes over her face, as the curtain slowly falls.] |
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