A Family Man : in three acts by John Galsworthy
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stage Right; a kitchen door, stage Left. A door, Centre back, into
the street. The door knocker is going. From the kitchen door, Left, comes the very young person, ANNIE, in blotting-paper blue linen, with a white Dutch cap. She is pretty, her cheeks rosy, and her forehead puckered. She opens the street door. Standing outside is TOPPING. He steps in a pace or two. TOPPING. Miss Builder live here? ANNIE. Oh! no, sir; Mrs Herringhame. TOPPING. Mrs Herringhame? Oh! young lady with dark hair and large expressive eyes? ANNIE. Oh! yes, sir. TOPPING. With an "A. B." on her linen? [Moves to table]. ANNIE. Yes, sir. TOPPING. And "Athene Builder" on her drawings? ANNIE. [Looking at one] Yes, sir. TOPPING. Let's see. [He examines the drawing] Mrs Herringhame, you said? ANNIE. Oh! yes, Sir. |
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