The Machine by Upton Sinclair
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page 18 of 98 (18%)
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ice of the Neva . . . I had the heel of one shoe shot off. And yet
people tell us romance is dead! Anybody who is looking for romance, and knows what it is, can find all he wants in Russia. [Pause.] LAURA. [To MONTAGUE.] Have you seen my father lately? MONTAGUE. No; not for some time. LAURA. You may see him this evening. He promised to call for me. MONTAGUE. Indeed! JACK. Oh, by the way, Julia, I forgot! How's Annie? LAURA. Oh, yes; how is she? JULIA. She's doing well, I think. Better every day. LAURA. Is she still violent? JULIA. Not so much. I can always handle her now. LAURA. Is she in the next room? [Looking to the right.] JULIA. Yes. She's been asleep since afternoon. |
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