King Arthur's Socks and Other Village Plays by Floyd Dell
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_He raises the pointer, and boundless space rolls up like a curtain, disclosing a comfortable drawing-room. The two celestial figures stand aside and look. A man and woman are sitting on a sofa, kissing each other. From time to time, in intervals between the kisses, they speak_. THE MAN. No! No! I must not! _But he does_. THE WOMAN. No! No! We must not! _But they do_. THE MAN. We must not-- _The second celestial figure turns to look inquiringly at the first, and boundless space falls like a blue curtain between them and the scene_. THE SECOND CELESTIAL FIGURE. It is strange. I've seen nothing like that anywhere in the universe. But why do you suppose-- THE FIRST CELESTIAL FIGURE. Oh, as to that, I really cannot say. It's what is called "Human nature." THE SECOND CELESTIAL FIGURE. Oh! _They walk off thoughtfully_. |
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