Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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That's all.
MRS. BRAMSON (_blustering_): It's very silly of you, trying to scare an old woman with a weak heart. What have you got to be frightened of? OLIVIA: There's been a murder, you know. MRS. BRAMSON: Nobody's going to murder _you_! Besides, we've got Danny to look after us. He's as strong as an ox, and no silly nerves about him.... What _is_ it you're afraid of? OLIVIA: I-- MRS. BRAMSON: Sly, aren't you?... Where are you staying to-night? OLIVIA: In Langbury, with Hubert Laurie and his sister. MRS. BRAMSON: Not too frightened to make arrangements with _him_, eh? OLIVIA: Arrangements? MRS. BRAMSON: Well, some people would call it something else. OLIVIA (_losing her temper_): Oh, won't you see ... MRS. BRAMSON: I'm very annoyed with you. How are you going to get there? |
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