What Every Woman Knows by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
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MAGGIE. Or weapons. DAVID. As for that, we have some pretty stout weapons ourselves in the umbrella stand. So, if you'll go to your bed, Maggie-- MAGGIE. Me? and my brothers in danger. ALICK. There's just one of them. MAGGIE. The polissman just saw one. DAVID [licking his palms]. I would be very pleased if there were three of them. MAGGIE. I watch with you. I would be very pleased if there were four of them. DAVID. And they say she has no charm! [JAMES returns on tiptoe as if the burglars were beneath the table. He signs to every one to breathe no more, and then whispers his news.] JAMES. He's there. I had no sooner gone out than I saw him sliding down the garden wall, close to the rhubarbs. ALICK. What's he like? JAMES. He's an ugly customer. That's all I could see. There was a |
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