The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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page 81 of 162 (50%)
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(_kneels at fire, and warms her hands_) One more chance!
Denham. I shall make the most of it. Well, but what do you want? A friendship, passionate and Platonic? Why, it takes all the tyranny of a strong man like Swift to keep instinct within bounds. The victory killed Stella and Vanessa. Mrs. Tremaine. Oh, we are more rational now! Then, there were two of them; that was the difficulty there. Denham. Yes, there were two of them. Except in a desert island, there is always a danger of that. Mrs. Tremaine. Why are men so inconstant? Denham. Why are women so charming--and unsatisfactory? We deceive ourselves, and are deceived, just like you. Mrs. Tremaine. |
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