A Family Man : in three acts by John Galsworthy
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TOPPING. If I should fall into their hands, Miss, shall I eat the
despatch? MAUD. Rather! You're a brick, Topping. Hurry up! TOPPING. Nothing more precise, Miss? MAUD. M--m--No. TOPPING. Very good, Miss Maud. [Conning the address] "Briary Studio, River Road. Look out! Father is coming!" I'll go out the back way. Any answer? MAUD. No. TOPPING nods his head and goes out. MAUD. [To herself] Well, it's all I can do. She stands, considering, as the CURTAIN falls. SCENE II The Studio, to which are attached living rooms, might be rented at eighty pounds a year--some painting and gear indeed, but an air of life rather than of work. Things strewn about. Bare walls, a sloping skylight, no windows; no fireplace visible; a bedroom door, |
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