The Eldest Son by John Galsworthy
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page 60 of 93 (64%)
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JOAN. But what?
DOT. [Gloomily] Heaven knows! Go away, you're not fit for this. JOAN. [Aghast] I am fit. DOT. I think not. JOAN. Chris? CHRISTINE. [In a hard voice] Mother ought to have told us. JOAN. It can't be very awful. Freda's so good. DOT. Call yourself in love, you milk-and-water-kitten! CHRISTINE. It's horrible, not knowing anything! I wish Runny hadn't gone. JOAN. Shall I fetch John? DOT. John! CHRISTINE. Perhaps Harold knows. JOAN. He went out with Studdenham. DOT. It's always like this, women kept in blinkers. Rose-leaves and humbug! That awful old man! |
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