The Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith by Arthur Wing Pinero
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AMOS is about forty--big, burly, gruff; he is untidily dressed, and
has a pipe in his hand. FORTUNE is carrying a pair of freshly-cleaned tan-coloured boots upon boot-trees.] GERTRUDE. Now, Fortune, you ought to have told us downstairs that Dr. Kirke is with Mrs. Cleeve. AMOS. Come away, Gerty. Mrs. Cleeve can't want to be bored with us just now. FORTUNE. Mrs. Cleeve give 'er ordares she is always to be bored wiz Madame Thorpe and Mr. Winterfield. AMOS. Ha, Ha! GERTRUDE. [Smiling.] Fortune! FORTUNE. Besides, ze doctares vill go in 'alf a minute, you see. GERTRUDE. Doctors! AMOS. What, is there another doctor with Dr. Kirke? FORTUNE. Ze great physician, Sir Brodrick. GERTRUDE. Sir George Brodrick? Amos! AMOS. Doesn't Mr. Cleeve feel so well? |
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