The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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No, I left them on the table.
QUEX. [_Looking towards the table._] _There's_ the table. SOPHY. [_Coming to the table and putting on her rings_.] Yes, I know. QUEX. [_After a short pause._] How long have you been here? SOPHY. I? Oh, I'd just come as you spoke to me. QUEX. [_Half-satisfied._] Oh--? [_He goes up the steps, gives her a parting look, and, disappears. It is now twilight._ MRS. EDEN, FRAYNE, _and_ MURIEL--_all dressed for dinner--appear on the other side of the low hedge._ MRS. EDEN. [_To_ FRAYNE, _walking with him above the hedge._] Delightful, isn't it? It was planted by the late Lord Owbridge's father a hundred years ago. |
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