The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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Can you see? MRS. EDEN. [_Going out._] There's just a glimmer-- [_She disappears._ DUCHESS. I'll keep the door open till you have turned the corner. [SOPHY _comes back and stands watching the_ DUCHESS. _The_ DUCHESS _remains at the open door for a little, while, then kisses her hand to_ MRS. EDEN _and closes the door._ SOPHY. Shall I brush your Grace's hair now? DUCHESS. [_Going to the writing-table and taking up a book._] No. I will do it. The exertion of brushing my hair, I often find, encourages sleep. I'll put myself to bed. Run away. Don't let me see or hear anything of you till the morning. Eight o'clock. [_She reclines upon the settee and opens her book._ SOPHY, _eyeing her keenly, is about to withdraw._] Oh--Sophy! [SOPHY _returns._] Do you--believe in Mr. Valma? |
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