The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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[_Gravely._] Not that one--for Muriel. [_Brightly._] And I'm living sedately at Richmond, under aunt Julia's wing. Muriel is staying at Fauncey Court too, just now; she's up from Norfolk for the Season, chaperoned by Mrs. Jack. [_Sitting, nursing his knee, with a sigh of content_.] Ah! after all, it's very pleasant to be a good boy. FRAYNE. When is it to take place? QUEX. At the end of the year; assuming, of course-- FRAYNE. That you continue to behave prettily? [QUEX _assents, with a wave of the hand._] The slightest lapse on your part--? QUEX. Impossible. FRAYNE. But it would--? QUEX. |
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