The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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page 105 of 162 (64%)
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love you! What does it matter?
Denham. Oh, it is the eternal tragedy! We must renounce. (_Half releasing her._) Mrs. Tremaine. Why must we renounce? Now that you have gone so far, why turn back? Denham. (_releasing her_) It is the least of evils. How should I hide you from the world's vile slanders? Let us keep our dream unsullied. (_Crosses_ L.) Mrs. Tremaine. I have been through the fire already, and could face it again--for a man I loved, and who loved me. Denham. But it would scorch you worse than before. Then, Constance! Mrs. Tremaine. (_with scorn_) Ay, Constance! You ought to have thought of her |
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