The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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bell-rope and grasps it; then she looks round and sees him calmly
turning the leaves of a book he has selected. She stares at him, with sudden misgiving._] Ha, now we shall see how much your grand scheme amounts to! QUEX. We shall. Ring the bell. SOPHY. [_Blankly._] What do you mean? QUEX. Pooh, my dear! ring, ring, ring! or yell! You won't be the first semi-circumspect young person who has got herself into a scrape and then endeavoured to save herself by raising a hullabaloo. [_She slowly takes her hand from the bell-rope and moves a step or two towards him._ SOPHY. Oh, that's what you'd try to make out, is it? [_He raises his eyes from his book and gives her a significant look. Leaning upon the arm of the settee, she says faintly._] You--you--! QUEX. |
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