Alice Sit-By-The-Fire by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
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AMY. 'I have heard of him. They said he was a nice man.'
GINEVRA. 'The address is Kensington West. That's the new name for West Kensington.' AMY. 'My poor father. It would kill him.' GINEVRA, the master mind, 'He must never know.' AMY. 'Ginevra, what's to be done?' GINEVRA. 'Thank heaven, we know exactly what to do. It rests with you to save her.' AMY, trembling, 'You mean I must go--to his chambers?' GINEVRA, firmly, 'At any cost.' AMY. 'Evening dress?' GINEVRA. 'It is always evening dress. And don't be afraid of his Man, dear; they always have a Man.' AMY. 'Oh, Ginevra.' GINEVRA. 'First try fascination. You remember how they fling back their cloak--like this, dear. If that fails, threaten him. You must get back the letters. There are always letters.' AMY. 'If father should suspect and follow? They usually do.' |
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