The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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Why did you intrust yourself--?
QUEX. My one chance! [_Taking_ FRAYNE _to the table, against which they both lean shoulder to shoulder--his voice falling into a strain of tenderness._] Chick, when I fell in love with Miss Eden-- FRAYNE. [_In sentimental retrospection._] Fell in love! what memories are awakened by the dear old phrase! QUEX. [_Dryly._] Yes. Will you talk about your love affairs, Chick, or shall I--? FRAYNE. Certainly--you. Go on, Harry. QUEX. When I proposed marriage to Miss Eden--it was at the hunt-ball at Stanridge-- FRAYNE. [_His eyes sparkling._] Did you select a retired corner--with |
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