The Philanderer by George Bernard Shaw
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it with her.
CHARTERIS. You recommended that book to me yourself. JULIA. Faugh! (Dashes it on the floor.) CHARTERIS (running anxiously to the book). Don't damage property, Julia. (He picks it up and dusts it.) Making scenes is an affair of sentiment: damaging property is serious. (Replaces it on the table.) And now do pray come along. JULIA (implacably). You can go: there is nothing to prevent you. I will not stir. (She sits down stubbornly on the sofa.) CHARTERIS (losing patience). Oh come! I am not going to begin all this over again. There are limits even to my forbearance. Come on. JULIA. I will not, I tell you. CHARTERIS. Then good night. (He makes resolutely for the door. With a rush, she gets there before him, and bars his way.) I thought you wanted me to go. JULIA (at the door). You shall not leave me here alone. CHARTERIS. Then come with me. JULIA. Not until you have sworn to me to give up that woman. CHARTERIS. My dear, I will swear anything if you will only come away |
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