Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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page 107 of 161 (66%)
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DAN (_after a pause, quizzically_): You don't miss much, do you?
OLIVIA (_significantly_): No. DAN (_rubbing his hands_): I've been drinking, and I feel fine! ... (_Brandishing the Bible_) You wouldn't like another dose of reading? OLIVIA: I prefer talking. DAN (_putting down the Bible_): Carry on. OLIVIA: Asking questions. DAN (_catching her eye_): Carry on! _He studies his outspread hands_. OLIVIA (_crisply_): Are you sure you were ever a sailor? Are you sure you weren't a butcher? _A pause. He looks at her, slowly, then breaks the look abruptly._ DAN (_rising with a smile and standing against the mantelpiece_): Aw, talkin's daft! _Doin's_ the thing! OLIVIA: You can talk too. DAN: Aw, yes! D'you hear me just now? She's right, you know, I should ha' been a preacher. I remember, when I was a kid, sittin' in Sunday |
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