Four Short Plays by John Galsworthy
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LADY ELLA. [Absorbed in EDWARD] Poor darling! THE SQUIRE. [Bluntly] Ella, the Rector wants to get up! THE RECTOR. [Gently] Perhaps--just for a moment---- LADY ELLA. Oh! [She turns to the wall.] [THE RECTOR, screened by his WIFE, retires on to the verandah to adjust his garments.] THE SQUIRE. [Meditating] So she's married! LADY ELLA. [Absorbed in EDWARD] Why? THE SQUIRE. Braces. LADY ELLA. Oh! Yes. We ought to ask them to dinner, Tommy. THE SQUIRE. Ah! Yes. Wonder who they are? [THE RECTOR and MAUD reappear.] THE RECTOR. Really very good of her to lend her husband's--I was-- er--quite---- MAUD. That'll do, Bertie. [THEY see HER returning along the verandah, followed by a sandy, |
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