The Southern Cross - A Play in Four Acts by Foxhall Daingerfield
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[He runs off after Cupid. Char. (comes slowly before Winthrop, gazing up into his face, her voice almost a whisper). Dead? Winth. Badly wounded. Char. Ah! Quick, mother, your wrap! Fair. I'll get it. Wait. [She runs into the house. Winth. One moment--your passport. Here (he writes on a card, gives to Mrs. S.). Show this if you are halted. Mrs. S. I thank you, sir, for your kindness to me. [She offers hand. Winth. (takes hand). My pleasure, madam. Char. And my thanks, sir. [He bows to her. Fair (enters with the wrap, placing it about her shoulders). Oh, mother, bring him back to me! |
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