Fanny's First Play by George Bernard Shaw
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THE COUNT. I shall ask him to take you in to dinner.
FANNY. Yes, papa. Oh, I hope it will go off well. THE COUNT. Yes, love, of course it will. Come along. FANNY. Just one thing, papa, whilst we're alone. Who was the Stagirite? THE COUNT. The Stagirite? Do you mean to say you dont know? FANNY. Havnt the least notion. THE COUNT. The Stagirite was Aristotle. By the way, dont mention him to Mr Trotter. _They go to the dining-room._ THE PLAY ACT I _In the dining-room of a house in Denmark Hill, an elderly lady sits at breakfast reading the newspaper. Her chair is at the end of the oblong dining-table furthest from the fire. There is an empty chair |
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