On Something by Hilaire Belloc
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DRAMATIS PERSONA THE REV. ARCHIBALD HAVERTON: The Vicar. MRS. HAVERTON: His Wife. MISS GROSVENOR: A Governess. MATILDA: A Maid. FIDO: A Dog. HERMIONE COBLEY: Daughter of a cottager who takes in washing. MISS HARVEY: A guest, cousin to Mrs. Haverton, a Unitarian. (_The_ REV. ARCHIBALD HAVERTON _is reading the "Standard" by a lamp with a green shade_. MRS. HAVERTON _is hemming a towel_. FIDO _is asleep on the rug. On the walls are three engravings from Landseer, a portrait of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, a bookcase with books in it, and a looking-glass_.) MRS. HAVERTON: My dear--I hope I do not interrupt you-- Helen has given notice. REV. A. HAVERTON (_looking up suddenly_). Given notice? Who? Helen? Given notice? Bless my soul! |
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