If: a play in four acts by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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at night, and wishes, saying "At a certain
hour let it be"; the hour comes and he will go back eight, ten, even twelve years if he will, into the past, and do a thing again, or act otherwise than he did. The day passes; the ten years are accomplished once again; he is here once more; but he is what he might have become had he done that one thing otherwise. MARY John! JOHN I--I don't understand. ALI To-night you wish. All to-morrow you live the last ten years; a new way, master, a new way, how you please. To-morrow night you are here, what those years have made you. JOHN By Jove! MARY |
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