The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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MISS MOON.
[_Opening a window._] Look, madam. That's one of his rooms; the window there--the open one-- YOUNG LADY. Yes, I see. Thanks. Good-morning. MISS MOON. Good morning. [_The young lady pays_ MISS LIMBIRD _and goes, followed by her maid_. MISS HUDDLE. [_To_ MISS MOON] What time is it, dear? MISS MOON. [_Putting her table in order._] Half-past one. Lunch-time. MISS HUDDLE. Thought so; I've sech a vacancy. [MISS HUDDLE _goes out, carrying her bowl and towel, as_ FRANK POLLITT--"VALMA"--_appears at the window on the left--a well, if rather showily, dressed young fellow, wearing a frock coat, white waistcoat, |
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