Dear Brutus by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
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(ALICE comes to them in her dinner gown.) PURDIE (the irrepressible). Pleased to see you, stranger. ALICE (prepared for ejection.) I was afraid such an unceremonious entry might startle you. PURDIE. Not a bit. ALICE (defiant). I usually enter a house by the front door. PURDIE. I have heard that such is the swagger way. ALICE (simpering). So stupid of me. I lost myself in the wood . . . and . . . JOANNA (genially). Of course you did. But never mind that; do tell us your name. LADY CAROLINE (emerging again). Yes, yes, your name. ALICE. Of course, I am the Honourable Mrs. Finch-Fallowe. LADY CAROLINE. Of course, of course! PURDIE. I hope Mr. Finch-Fallowe is very well? We don't know him personally, but may we have the pleasure of seeing him bob up presently? |
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