If Only etc. by Augustus Harris;Francis Clement Philips
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page 169 of 242 (69%)
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REMBRANDT TEMPENNY (_aside_).
Oh! It's now or never. (_Jumps out. A tremendous crash of broken glass is heard_.) MRS. TEMPENNY (_with a shriek_). Ah! GROGGINS (_pushing her aside_). What's that? (_Aside_.) Oh, there he is. (_Aloud_.) Here you Mr. Tempenny, sir, I've a warrant 'ere on a judgment summons.--Suit of Cole the butcher. (_Addressing lay-figure_.) Do you pay up, or come along o' me? MRS. TEMPENNY (_at window--aside_). He's picked himself up--he waves his hand--all is well. GROGGINS. Which is it, sir? I allus likes to do business pleasant, only you must make up your mind, you know. Pay up, or lock up--take your choice. MRS. TEMPENNY. (_At window. Excitedly aside_.) He disappears--he's lost to view--the danger's past. |
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