The Philanderer by George Bernard Shaw
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his waistcoat, eyeing Charteris sternly.)
CHARTERIS. What's the matter? CUTHBERTSON (sternly). Charteris: what's been going on here? I insist on knowing. Grace has not gone to bed: I have seen and spoken with her. What is it all about? CHARTERIS. Ask your theatrical experience, Cuthbertson. A man, of course. CUTHBERTSON (coming forward and confronting him). Don't play the fool with me, Charteris: I'm too old a hand to be amused by it. I ask you, seriously, what's the matter? CHARTERIS. I tell you, seriously, I'm the matter, Julia wants to marry me: I want to marry Grace. I came here to-night to sweetheart Grace. Enter Julia. Alarums and excursions. Exit Grace. Enter you and Craven. Subterfuges and excuses. Exeunt Craven and Julia. And here we are. That's the whole story. Sleep over it. Good night. (He leaves.) CUTHBERTSON (staring after him). Well I'll be-- (The act drop descends.) END OF ACT I. |
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