If: a play in four acts by Lord (Edward J. M. D. Plunkett) Dunsany
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There wasn't, John? What do you mean?
JOHN There wasn't an accident to the eight-fifteen. It got safely to London just ten years ago. MARY Why, nor there was. JOHN You see how groundless your fears are. I shall catch that train, and all the rest will happen the same as before. Just think Mary, all those old days again. I wish I could take you with me. But you soon will be. But just think of the old days coming back again. Hampton Court again and Kew, and Richmond Park again with all the May. And that bun you bought, and the corked ginger-beer, and those birds singing and the 'bus past Isleworth. O, Mary, you wouldn't grudge me that? MARY Well, well then all right, John. |
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