The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy
page 83 of 140 (59%)
page 83 of 140 (59%)
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ROBERT. Me, miss?
MARY. Yes, you. ROBERT. Yus, I know it. MARY [trying to save the sinner]. That isn't the way to be happy, you know. Thieves are never _really_ happy in their hearts. ROBERT. Wot's that? . . . Do you tike me for a thief, miss? You? . . . [He advances to the table: she edges away.] Why don't you arnser? MARY. I had rather not say. ROBERT. Cos why? MARY. I don't want to be unkind. [ROBERT sinks stricken into the chair behind him.] ROBERT, Oh, my Gawd, my Gawd! MARY [relenting]. Of course, if--if you're sorry, that makes a difference. Being sorry makes a lot of difference. Doesn't it? |
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