The Thirteenth Chair by Bayard Veiller
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(_She is close to_ HELEN _and looks at her_.) It is a message. Give me
your 'and, mademoiselle. (HELEN _in a good deal of confusion gives_ ROSALIE _her hand_. ROSALIE _stands and holds it. Her eyes are closed_.) There is nothing but 'appiness coming to you. The spirits tell me you are the favourite child of fortune. (WILLIAM _comes down to_ R.C.) You will 'ave wealth and prosperity and 'appiness. You will marry the man you love, and you will be 'appy all your life, (WALES _goes up_ L. TRENT _comes to_ ROSALIE _a step_. ROSALIE _turns to the others_.) There is something I want to tell 'er just for 'erself. She is so young, we must spare her modesty. (MRS. TRENT _goes up_ L. TRENT, MISS EASTWOOD, _and_ WALES _go up_ L.C. ROSALIE _brings_ HELEN _down_ L. WILLIAM _joins_ CROSBY _and_ MRS. CROSBY R. MISS ERSKINE _and_ STANDISH _are at the back of table_ R.) (_The following lines are spoken by_ HELEN _and_ ROSALIE _in an undertone_.) HELEN. Mother! ROSALIE. My darling, I did not know. They just brought me here. You know |
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