If Only etc. by Augustus Harris;Francis Clement Philips
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page 176 of 242 (72%)
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REMBRANDT TEMPENNY. His little "Toppett?" It is a pretty name, and I am sure he will be delighted to find you here, when he comes. It will be a surprise for him, won't it; quite a surprise! (_Aside_.) A perfect devil of a surprise! ROSALINE. For all he knows I might be dead--dead with the violets blooming over my tomb. REMBRANDT TEMPENNY. Yes, yes,--buttercups and daisies. (_Aside_.) I shall get the giddy push from here when he does come; I see it sticking out a foot. (_Aloud_.) I say, Poppett--I mean "Rosaline," do you feel equal to going on with the sitting till he arrives? ROSALINE (_passively_). As you please--I must live. REMBRANDT TEMPENNY (_aside._) It is doubtful whether Sylvester will see it in the same light. (_Aloud_.) Well, then, suppose you take up your position again. (_He poses her with much difficulty, as each time he places her arms in |
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