Fanny and the Servant Problem by Jerome K. (Jerome Klapka) Jerome
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page 64 of 111 (57%)
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[CURTAIN] ACT III SCENE The same. Time.--A few days later. A table is laid for tea. Ernest enters with the tea-urn. He leaves the door open; through it comes the sound of an harmonium, accompanying the singing of a hymn. Fanny comes from her dressing- room. She is dressed more cheerfully than when we last saw her, but still "seemly." She has a book in her hand. She pauses, hearing the music, goes nearer to the open door, and listens; then crosses and takes her place at the table. The music ceases. FANNY. Another prayer meeting? [Ernest nods.] I do keep 'em busy. ERNEST. D'ye know what they call you downstairs? FANNY. What? ERNEST. The family cross. |
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