Washington Square Plays by Various
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MARY [haltingly]. No one's been near the house to-day.
SERGEANT [trying a different tone]. We're not going to hurt him, woman. He's a friend of ours. We want to find him, and put him in a hospital, don't we, Dick? [Turning to his companion.] DICK. He's sick and needs to go to bed for a while. MARY. He ain't here. SERGEANT. What do you want to lie for? MARY [quickly]. I ain't lyin'. I ain't seed no soldier. THADDEUS. No one could 'a' come without her seein' 'em. SERGEANT. I suppose you know what'll happen to you if you are hidin' the man? [MARY stands rooted to the spot where she stopped when she came downstairs. Her eyes are fixed on the SERGEANT.] THADDEUS. There ain't no one here. We both been here all day, an' there couldn't no one come without our knowin' it. What would they want round here anyway? SERGEANT. We'll search the place. MARY [quickly]. Ye ain't got no ---- SERGEANT [sharply]. What's that, woman? |
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