The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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page 111 of 162 (68%)
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Mrs. Tremaine. (_laughing bitterly_) Excuse me, but our little comedy is played out. I am out of the story. (_Exit._) Denham. (_crosses up to door_) Stay, Blanche! You must not go like this. One moment, Constance. (_Exit, following Mrs. Tremaine._) Mrs. Denham. (_flinging herself down on the sofa_) My God! my God! what am I to do? How am I to live? I cannot stay in this house with a man who no longer loves me. Oh, if _she_ had not come between us! Yes, yes! A pretty face and a little flattery outweighs a life's devotion. Oh, it is hard, it is hard! (_A pause. Then enter Undine._) Undine. Mother! Are you sick? Mrs. Denham. No, dear. I have a headache, that's all. |
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