The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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Denham. Yes, it is always wicked to snatch a moment's supreme happiness in this world. _If_ I am in earnest! You know I am in earnest! (_He strokes her hair, then, as she turns away, he puts his arm round her waist and draws her to him._) Blanche, my beautiful Blanche! I did not mean to say all this, but it was too strong for me. Mrs. Tremaine. Let me go, Mr. Denham! Denham. (_releasing her_) Well, go! (_Crosses L._) Go, if you can! Mrs. Tremaine. (_angrily_) I can and will. (_Turns to take her cloak._) Denham. Do you know, Blanche, I thought you loved me? Mrs. Tremaine. (_turning sharply_) Then you were more foolish than I thought. (_Softening._) Perhaps I was to blame, but I meant nothing wrong. |
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