The Black Cat - A Play in Three Acts by John Todhunter
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unintelligible it _must_ be fine. It means "_mes hommages_!"
(_Kisses her hand._) And now come down! (_He hands her down from the "throne"._) Mrs. Tremaine. (_with a shy laugh, crosses_ R) But you don't mean to say that you have said all those fine words about me? Denham. Yes--_to_ you, Blanche. I love you. What is that to you? (_Comes down to fire._) Mrs. Tremaine. It is very flattering, no doubt, to be made love to in pretty verses. (_With a mocking smile._) Is this your "situation" at last? Denham. Yes, it is a situation. Mrs. Tremaine. (_sharply_) Oh, I see! I am to be a sort of lay figure for your poetry, as well as your painting; the Laura of this new Petrarch. Thank you! (_She bows with a little laugh._) Denham. |
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