Mr. Pim Passes By by A. A. (Alan Alexander) Milne
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DINAH (_meekly, backing to_ R. _below_ BRIAN _and to_ L. _of table_ R.C.). Yes, Aunt Olivia. OLIVIA. Brian, you might take her outside for a walk. I expect you have plenty to talk about. (BRIAN _and_ DINAH _move up_ R.) GEORGE (_following them up_). Now mind, Strange, no love-making. I put you on your honour about that. BRIAN (_looking round dubiously at_ DINAH). I'll do my best to avoid it, sir. DINAH (_cheekily_). May I take his arm if we go up a hill? OLIVIA. I'm sure you'll know how to behave--both of you. BRIAN (R. _of writing-table_). Come on, then, Dinah. DINAH (_following him_). Right-o. (_They exeunt through windows and off to_ L.) GEORGE (_as they go_). And if you do see any clouds, Strange, take a good look at them. (_He chuckles to himself_.) Triangular clouds--I never heard of such nonsense. (_He goes back to his chair at the writing-table and sits_.) Futuristic rubbish... Well, Olivia? OLIVIA (_sewing curtains_). Well, George? |
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