Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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OLIVIA _hesitates, then crosses to the kitchen door._
(_Muttering_): Sense of humour indeed, never heard of such a thing.... OLIVIA (_at the door_): Mrs. Terence, will you clear away? _She goes to the left window, and looks out._ MRS. BRAMSON: You wait, my girl. Pride comes before a fall. Won't catch a husband with your nose in the air, you know. OLIVIA: I don't want a husband. MRS. BRAMSON: Don't like men, I suppose? Never heard of them, I suppose? Don't believe you. See? OLIVIA (_resigned_): I see. It's going to be a fine day. MRS. BRAMSON (_taking up "East Lynne" from the table_): It'll cloud over, I expect. OLIVIA: I don't think so. The trees look beautiful with the sun on them. Everything looks so clean. (_Lifting up three books from the window seat_) Shall I pack the other half of Mrs. Henry Wood? MRS. BRAMSON: Mrs. Henry Wood? Who's Mrs. Henry Wood? Pack the other half of Mrs. Henry Wood? What are you talking about? OLIVIA: She wrote your favourite book--_East Lynne_. |
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