The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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DUCHESS. I ought to sound her directly she presents herself at my bedside, ought I not? QUEX. Earlier--before she has had time to get about the house. Stand at nothing. If she's to be bought, she shall have whatever she demands--any sum! DUCHESS. How liberal of you! [QUEX _walks towards the door, then turns to her._ QUEX. One thing I hope I need hardly say, Duchess? DUCHESS. What--? QUEX. [_With dignity._] Worst come to the worst, I shall defend you by every means in my power. _I'm_ done, I feel sure; [_drawing himself up_] but, |
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