The Great Adventure by Arnold Bennett
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EDWARD. Yes. (He looks at patient, and exchanges a glance with
PASCOE.) PASCOE. Where's the bedroom? CARVE. There's one there. (Pointing to double doors.) PASCOE. (To HORNING.) We'll get him into bed now. (To CARVE.) Bed ready? CARVE. Yes. I--I think he was just making it up. PASCOE. (Startled.) Does he make up his own bed? CARVE. (Perceiving the mistake, but resuming his calm.) Always. PASCOE. (Controlling his astonishment; looking through double doors and opening them wider. To HORNING.) Yes, this will do. Put those things down here a minute while we lift him. (PASCOE and HORNING then carry the inanimate form of SHAWN into the room behind, while CARVE hovers about uselessly.) CARVE. Can I do anything? PASCOE. (Indicating a chair furthest away from the double doors.) You see that chair? CARVE. I see it. |
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