The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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MURIEL. What, the young man you've talked to me about--next door? [_Kissing her._] I hope you are doing well for yourself, dear. SOPHY. He's simply perfect! he's--! oh, how can I be such a brute, talking of my own happiness--! [_In an altered tone._] Darling, Captain Bastling's regiment is going to be sent off to Hong-Kong. MURIEL. [_After a pause--commanding herself._] When? SOPHY. In about a fortnight. MURIEL. [_Frigidly._] Is this what you had to tell me, from him? SOPHY. Yes, and that he must see you to-morrow, alone. I'll arrange it. Can you manage to be here at twelve? MURIEL. |
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