What Every Woman Knows by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
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page 94 of 143 (65%)
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SYBIL. I am so glad... so proud... JOHN. And others know it, Sybil, as well as I. Only yesterday the Comtesse said to me, 'No man could get on so fast unaided. Cherchez la femme, Mr. Shand.' SYBIL. Auntie said that? JOHN. I said 'Find her yourself, Comtesse.' SYBIL. And she? JOHN. She said 'I have found her,' and I said in my blunt way, 'You mean Lady Sybil,' and she went away laughing. SYBIL. Laughing? JOHN. I seem to amuse the woman. [Sybil grows sad.] SYBIL. If Mrs. Shand--It is so cruel to her. Whom did you say she had gone to the station to meet? JOHN. Her father and brothers. SYBIL. It is so cruel to them. We must think no more of this. It is mad... ness. |
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