The Return of Peter Grimm by David Belasco
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page 101 of 154 (65%)
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JAMES. I felt that you were here and wished to speak to me. I--I don't
know why ... PETER. Good for James. CATHERINE. [_Shaking hands with him._] I'm very glad to see you again, James. [_When_ PETER _sees that he has brought the two young people together, he stands in the background. The lovers are in the shadow, but_ PETER'S _figure is marked and clear._] Why did you go away? JAMES. Oh--er-- CATHERINE. And without saying a word. JAMES. Your uncle sent me away. I told him the truth again. CATHERINE. Oh ... JAMES. I am going in a few hours. CATHERINE. Where are you going? What do you intend to do? JAMES. [_Half-heartedly._] Father and I are going to try our luck together. We're going to start with a small fruit farm. It will give me a chance to experiment.... CATHERINE. It will seem very strange when I come back home.... Uncle gone ... and you, James. [_Her voice trembling._ JAMES. I hope you'll be happy, Catherine. |
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