The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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(_Weeps._)
Denham. Well, dear, at least we have not repeated our initial mistake. (_Crosses to picture._) Mrs. Denham. Do you regret it? Denham. God forbid! I only regret that our relations were not always strictly platonic. That is the highest practical ideal of the age--modern woman being what she is. Mrs. Denham. Yes, I know you despise me in your heart. You are always sneering at me as a modern woman. What do you mean? Denham. (_crosses to her_) I agree with Michelet: "_La femme est une malade._" Mrs. Denham. And what is man? |
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