The Ghost of Jerry Bundler by W. W. Jacobs;Charles Rock
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page 11 of 32 (34%)
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(_During his speech George lights one of the candles._)
Ghosts can't hurt you. For my own part, I should rather like to see one. OMNES. Oh, come now---- etc. PENFOLD. Well, I'll bid you good-night, gentlemen. (_He goes towards door L. GEORGE opens it for him; he passes out as they all say._) OMNES. Good-night. (_HIRST rises, crosses to L. C._) BELDON (_up R., calling after him_). And I hope Jerry'll pay you a visit. MALCOLM (_rises, goes to fire_). Well, I'm going to have another whisky if you gentlemen will join me. I think it'll do us all good after that tale. George, take the orders. (_GEORGE comes down with salver to table R., gathers up glasses._) SOMERS. Not quite so much hot water in mine. MALCOLM. I'll have the same again, George. BELDON. A leetle bit of lemon in mine, George. |
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