Belinda by A. A. (Alan Alexander) Milne
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[Illustration] BELINDA ACT I _It is a lovely April afternoon--a foretaste of summer--in_ BELINDA'S garden_. BETTY, _a middle-aged servant, is fastening a hammock--its first appearance this year--to a tree down_ L. _In front there is a garden-table, with a deck-chair on the right of it and a straight-backed one to the left. There are books, papers, and magazines on the table_. BELINDA, _of whom we shall know more presently, is on the other side of the open windows which look on to the garden, talking to_ BETTY, _who crosses to_ R. _of hammock, securing it to tree_ C. BELINDA (_from inside the house_). Are you sure you're tying it up tightly enough, Betty? BETTY (_coming to front of hammock_). Yes, ma'am; I think it's firm. |
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