A Family Man : in three acts by John Galsworthy
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TOPPING. Wot oh!
ANNIE. Did you want anything, sir? TOPPING. Drop the "sir," my dear; I'm the Builders' man. Mr Herringhame in? ANNIE. Oh! no, Sir. TOPPING. Take a message. I can't wait. From Miss Maud Builder. "Look out! Father is coming." Now, whichever of 'em comes in first--that's the message, and don't you forget it. ANNIE. Oh! no, Sir. TOPPING. So they're married? ANNIE. Oh! I don't know, sir. TOPPING. I see. Well, it ain't known to Builder, J.P., either. That's why there's a message. See? ANNIE. Oh! yes, Sir. TOPPING. Keep your head. I must hop it. From Miss Maud Builder. "Look out! Father is coming." He nods, turns and goes, pulling the door to behind him. ANNIE stands "baff" for a moment. |
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