Rada - A Drama of War in One Act by Alfred Noyes
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wall, and fixing her eyes on his face_.]
This is war, isn't it? If I choose to revenge myself on those I hate-- listen to me. I suppose you--want money. And I can tell you where to find it. ARRAM Another wild-goose chase to the other end of the valley? RADA No. In the old mill-house. Not a hundred yards away. Money, money enough to make us all rich. But [_a cunning expression comes into her face_] if I tell you where to find it, you must come back and give me my share. MICHAEL [_Staring at her._] Another pack of lies! What are you up to, eh? ARRAM It's been too much for her nerves. Don't worry her, or she'll go out of her mind, and then there'll be nobody to get us our supper. NANKO That _would_ be selfish, Rada. You know it's Christmas Eve. Nobody ought to think of unpleasant things on Christmas Eve. I don't think it's right to spoil people's pleasure on Christmas Eve. What have you done with the Christmas tree, Rada? ARRAM And who's to blame? That's what I want to know. You don't blame _us_, do you? Why, as likely as not, we shall be fighting on _your_ side against |
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