Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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BRAMSON: No. I'm upset for the day now. I'd better see she does pick the right roses. (_Wheeling herself, muttering_) That woman's a menace. Good mind to bring an action against her. She ought to be put away.... (_Shouting_) Wait for me, wait for me! _Her voice dies away in the kitchen. The kitchen door closes_. HUBERT _and_ OLIVIA _are alone_. OLIVIA: That's the fifth action she's threatened to bring this week. (_She crosses to the right window._) HUBERT: She's a good one to talk about putting away. Crikey! She'll be found murdered one of these days.... (_Suddenly reading from his paper_) "In India a population of three and a half hundred million is loyal to Britain; now----" OLIVIA: Oh, Hubert! (_Good humouredly_) I thought I'd cured you of that. HUBERT: Sorry. OLIVIA: You've only had two weeks of her. I've had six. _A pause. She sighs restlessly._ HUBERT: Fed up? OLIVIA: It's such a very inadequate expression, don't you think?... (_After a pause_) How bright the sun is to-day.... |
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