Waste - A Tragedy, In Four Acts by Harley Granville-Barker
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TREBELL. A very good holiday. Sit down ... he won't be a minute.
_She sits on the nearest chair._ AMY. You're not ill ... interviewing a doctor? TREBELL. The one thing Wedgecroft's no good at is doctoring. He keeps me well by sheer moral suasion. KENT _comes out of his room and is off downstairs._ TREBELL _calls to him._ TREBELL. Mrs. O'Connell's here. KENT. Oh! [_He comes back and into the room._] Miss Trebell hasn't got there yet. WEDGECROFT _has suddenly looked at his watch._ WEDGECROFT. I must fly. Good bye, Mrs. O'Connell. AMY. [_Putting her hand, constrained by its glove, into his open hand._] I am always a little afraid of you. WEDGECROFT. That isn't the feeling a doctor wants to inspire. KENT. [_To_ TREBELL.] David Evans-- TREBELL. Evans? |
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