The Thirteenth Chair by Bayard Veiller
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(MRS. TRENT _moves outside of circle to_ R.C., _then sits_.) ROSALIE. I did not know anything could give to you a thrill. MISS EASTWOOD. You don't like me, do you, Madame la Grange? ROSALIE. Oh, mademoiselle, I am indeed very fond of you. WALES (_standing below circle_ R.C.). I think we're all ready. (_The others are all seated and_ WALES _is about to sit down_.) MISS ERSKINE (_counting hurriedly_). Oh! There are thirteen of us. Don't sit there, Mr. Wales. WALES. Oh, I don't mind those little superstitions. (_Sits down stage side of circle between_ HELEN _and_ MRS. TRENT.) MRS. CROSBY. What do we do now? ROSALIE. Now, will you please all join your 'ands, and then sit very, _very_ quiet. Do not try to think of anything. TRENT. By Jove, that'll be easy for me. (_The others laugh_.) WALES. We can't get any results if you treat this as a joke. |
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