Shenandoah - Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911 by Bronson Howard
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ELLINGHAM. I'm in love with your sister Madeline. KERCHIVAL. The devil you are! ELLINGHAM. I never suspected such a thing until last night. GERTRUDE. Robert was in love with you six weeks ago. [MADELINE _kisses her._ KERCHIVAL. _I've_ made a discovery, too, Bob. MADELINE. _I've_ got something to say to _you_, Gertrude. KERCHIVAL. I'm in love with _your_ sister. ELLINGHAM. [_Astonished._] You are? MADELINE. Kerchival has been in love with you for the last three months. [GERTRUDE _offers her lips--they kiss._ KERCHIVAL. I fell in love with her the day before yesterday. [_The two gentlemen grasp each other's hand warmly._ ELLINGHAM. We understand each other, Kerchival. [_He turns up centre, and stops at door._] Miss Madeline, you said just now that you wished to watch the forts. Would you like to walk down to the shore? MADELINE. Yes! [_Rising and going up to him. He takes one of her hands |
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