Dear Brutus by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
page 114 of 117 (97%)
page 114 of 117 (97%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
|
(The hammer is raised.)
DEARTH. I am . . . it is coming back--I am not the man I thought myself. ALICE. I am not Mrs. Finch-Fallowe. Who am I? DEARTH (staring at her). You were that lady. ALICE. It is you--my husband! (She is overcome.) MRS. COADE. My dear, you are much better off, so far as I can see, than if you were Mrs. Finch-Fallowe. ALICE (with passionate knowledge). Yes, yes indeed! (Generously.) But he isn't. DEARTH. Alice! . . . I--(He tries to smile.) I didn't know you when I was in the wood with Margaret. She . . . she . . . Margaret . . . (The hammer falls.) O my God! (He buries his face in his hands.) ALICE. I wish--I wish-- (She presses his shoulder fiercely and then stalks out by the door.) |
|


