Waste - A Tragedy, In Four Acts by Harley Granville-Barker
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TREBELL. Amy!
_There is no answer, so he gently steps out. For a moment the room is empty and there is silence. Then_ AMY _has flown from him into the safety of lights. She is flushed, trembling, but rather ecstatic, and her voice has lost all affectation now._ AMY O'CONNELL. Oh ... oh ... you shouldn't have kissed me like that! TREBELL _stands in the window-way; a light in his eyes, and speaks low but commandingly._ TREBELL. Come here. _Instinctively she moves towards him. They speak in whispers._ AMY O'CONNELL. He was locking up. TREBELL. I've sent him to bed. AMY O'CONNELL. He won't go. TREBELL. Never mind him. AMY O'CONNELL. We're standing full in the light ... anyone could see us. TREBELL. [_With fierce egotism._] Think of me ... not of anyone else. [_He draws her from the window; then does not let her go._] May I kiss you again? AMY O'CONNELL. [_Her eyes closed._] Yes. |
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