The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy
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page 75 of 140 (53%)
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VICAR. I think he made it clear. He said we were--rid of him forever! AUNTIE [thoughtfully]. Ye-es . . . William, I begin to fear that man. VICAR. Whom--Robert? AUNTIE. No, Manson. [Re-enter MANSON from door, right. He carries a five-pound note in his hand.] MANSON. His lordship will be glad to see you. AUNTIE. Very well, Manson. Why, what have you there? MANSON. A remedy for misapprehension, ma'am. AUNTIE. It's a five-pound note. MANSON. Yes. AUNTIE. Come, William. [She goes to the drawing-room door, her head anxiously turned towards MANSON.] |
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