Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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OLIVIA: I'm sorry, I thought ... Why, inspector, what are you doing
with my box? BELSIZE: Yours? OLIVIA: Yes! It's got all my letters in it! BELSIZE: But it was in ... OLIVIA: Oh, Dan's room used to be the box-room. BELSIZE: Oh, I see.... OLIVIA: I'll keep it in my wardrobe; it'll be safer there.... _With sudden feverish resolution, she picks up the box and carries it into the kitchen._ DAN _looks the other way as she passes him._ BELSIZE: I'm very sorry, miss. (_Scratching his head_) I'm afraid I've offended her.... DAN (_smiling_): She'll be all right, sir.... BELSIZE: Well, young feller, I'll be off. You might tell the old lady I popped in, and hope she's better. DAN (_smiling and nodding_): Thank you, sir.... Good day, sir. BELSIZE: Good day. _He goes out through the front door into the twilight, closing it |
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