The Thirteenth Chair by Bayard Veiller
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you tell me.
CROSBY. Exactly. (_General buzz of conversation._ POLLOCK _goes to the door_ L., _takes out the key and exits, closing the door after him. The key is heard turning in the lock._) Now then, Mason, you'd better try that door, too. (MASON _goes over and tries the door_ L. CROSBY _follows him. Speaking through the door_ L.) Are you there, Pollock? POLLOCK (_outside._) Yes, sir. CROSBY. And the keys are in your pocket? POLLOCK. Quite so, sir. CROSBY. Now we're ready, Madame la Grange. ROSALIE. Then please you will all sit in a circle and hold hands. MISS ERSKINE. Hold hands! I'm going to love this. (_All laugh._) MASON (_moving down to a chair on the_ L. _of the circle_). How shall we sit? I mean, do you want us in any particular order? ROSALIE. Any way at all. WILLIAM. I'll sit here. (_Takes chair and sits in reach of lamp on table_ R.C.) |
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