The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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(_Enter Jane, showing in Miss Macfarlane._) Jane. Miss Macfarlane! (_Exit._) Miss Macfarlane. Well, my dear, how are you all? Eh! but what's the matter now? (_She looks from one to the other._) Mrs. Tremaine, I suppose? Denham. Mrs. Tremaine has gone away--back to the desert, as she says. Miss Macfarlane. And high time for her, too. Upon my word, I should like to give that fascinating person a bit of my mind. Denham. And me too, I am sure. Miss Macfarlane. Well, as you ask me, Mr. Denham, I think your conduct in bringing |
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