The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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You would quit the wreck? Denham. If it were really a wreck--perhaps. But why should it be? (_He takes her in his arms, and kisses her._) For Heaven's sake, cease to wallow in the mud of pessimism! Have faith in yourself and Nature--or at least Human-nature. Mrs. Denham. Oh, if I could, if I could! (_A knock at the door._) Denham. Come in. (_Enter Jane with a telegram, which she hands to Mrs. Denham._) Jane. Please, m'm, a telegram; the boy's waiting! (_Mrs. Denham tears open the telegram._) Mrs. Denham. (_pointing to spilt water_) Just wipe up that water, Jane, and push back this table. (_Jane wipes up water, moves table against |
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