Five Little Plays by Alfred Sutro
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WALTER. [_Sitting._] Not for him.
HECTOR. Oh _he_ has had luck enough--tons of it! I'll get into a jacket--then we'll have some bridge. See what progress you've made, Betty! [_He hurries out, and closes the door._ BETTY. [_Producing a little mirror from her bag, looking into it, touching her hair._] We were only just in time. WALTER. [_Eagerly, as he bends across the table._] You're splendid--you are--splendid! BETTY. Yes. All very nice and comfortable for you--isn't it? [_She puts the mirror back into the bag._] WALTER. [_Coaxingly._] Betty. BETTY. To-morrow you'll go to her--or to-night perhaps-- WALTER. To-night--ridiculous! At this hour! BETTY. She's a deceitful little cat. I saw her last week--she never told me-- WALTER. I don't think she knew. I only proposed to-day. BETTY. [_Flinging herself back in her chair, and opening wide eyes._] You--proposed--to-day! |
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