The Man from Home by Booth Tarkington;Harry Leon Wilson
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page 58 of 153 (37%)
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MICHELE. No, Signore, there are two companies of carabiniere.
[PIKE, delighted, chuckles aloud.] ETHEL [angry, calling]. Almeric! ALMERIC [turning]. Hallo! ETHEL [frigidly]. I wish to present my guardian to you. [To PIKE.] _This_ is Mr. St. Aubyn. [Illustration: _THIS_ IS MR. ST. AUBYN] ALMERIC [coming down]. Hallo, though! It's the donkey man, isn't it? How very odd! You'll have to see the Governor and our solicitor about the settlement. I've some important business here. The police are chasing a bally convict chap under the cliffs over yonder, so you'll have to excuse me. I'll have to be toddling. [Goes up to terrace wall overlooking cliffs.] You know there's nothing like a little convict shooting to break the blooming monotony--what? [The bugle sounds. ALMERIC turns and rushes off.] Wait for me, you fellows! Don't hurt him till _I_ get there! [His voice dies away in the distance.] |
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