The First and the Last by John Galsworthy
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[There is a tap on the window-pane] Listen! [A faint, peculiar whistle. ] WANDA. [Springing up] Larry! Oh, thank God! [She runs to the door, opens it, and goes out to bring him in. KEITH stands waiting, facing the open doorway.] [LARRY entering with WANDA just behind him.] LARRY. Keith! KEITH. [Grimly] So much for your promise not to go out! LARRY. I've been waiting in for you all day. I couldn't stand it any longer. KEITH. Exactly! LARRY. Well, what's the sentence, brother? Transportation for life and then to be fined forty pounds'? KEITH. So you can joke, can you? LARRY. Must. |
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