The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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As it exists--yes.
Denham. Well, the instinctive _amourette_ had its poetry--in Arcadia. Keep your hands quiet a moment. Mrs. Tremaine. Let me warm them first. Remember we are in the grip of a London May. Denham. All right--come. (_She comes over to the picture. He stops her._) No, you must not look yet. Mrs. Tremaine. You have become quite a tyrant, do you know? (_She goes to the fire._) Denham. (_taking her hands_) Cold? Yes; I have kept you too long. You have such good hands! I wish I could paint them. Mrs. Tremaine. |
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