The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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page 95 of 162 (58%)
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I knew it must come to an end, Blanche. (_Crosses C._) Well, we have had a good time. Mrs. Tremaine. Yes. It has been pleasant here. Denham. You have been my good genius. Do you know, I was getting sick of it all before you came? Mrs. Tremaine. Sick of what? Denham. Of myself, of art, of life. Mrs. Tremaine. That was foolish. I am glad if I have reconciled you to existence. Denham. You have made me alive again, opened a door to new possibilities, let me out into the sunshine. |
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