The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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his legs, and shakes hands loosely and absently._)
Fitzgerald. Lovely day, eh? Have you heard the news? Denham. We never have heard the news. Mrs. Denham. You are the only gossip who comes our way. Fitzgerald. (_good-humouredly_) Gossip, eh? Oh, you needn't think I mind being denounced from your domestic altar, Mrs. Denham! I know you're dying to hear the last bit of scandal. Mrs. Denham. Take pity on me then. Fitzgerald. I know this'll interest you awfully. Pottleton Smith's wife's run away at last. Now wasn't I right? (_Looks smilingly at both for sympathy._) I always said she would, you know. |
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