The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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It's not quite two, my lord; if you like, you've just time to run in
next door and have your palm read. QUEX. My palm--? SOPHY. By this extraordinary palmist everybody is talking about--Valma. QUEX. [_Pleasantly._] One of these fortune-telling fellows, eh? [_Shaking his head._] I prefer the gipsy on Epsom race-course. SOPHY. [_Under her breath._] Oh, indeed! [_Curtly._] Please take a seat. [_She flounces up to the desk and busies herself there vindictively._ FRAYNE. [_To_ QUEX.] Who's that gal? what's her name? QUEX. Fullgarney; a protégée of the Edens. Her father was bailiff to old Mr. Eden, at their place in Norfolk. |
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