Dear Brutus by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
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page 103 of 117 (88%)
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COADE (popping in buoyantly). May I intrude? My name is Coade. The
fact is I was playing about in the wood on a whistle, and I saw your light. MRS. COADE (the only one with the nerve to answer). Playing about in the wood with a whistle! COADE (with mild dignity). And why not, madam? MRS. COADE. Madam! Don't you know me? COADE. I don't know you . . . (Reflecting.) But I wish I did. MRS. COADE. Do you? Why? COADE. If I may say so, you have a very soft, lovable face. (Several persons breathe again.) MRS. COADE (inquisitorially). Who was with you, playing whistles in the wood? (The breathing ceases.) COADE. No one was with me. (And is resumed.) MRS. COADE. No . . . lady? |
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