Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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page 136 of 161 (84%)
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MRS. TERENCE (_farther away_): Good night!
DORA (_same_): Good night! MRS. BRAMSON _comes trundling back from the bedroom in her chair._ MRS. BRAMSON: Good night here, good night there; anybody'd think it was the night before Judgment Day. What's the matter with ... (_Seeing the room is empty_) Talking to myself. Wish people wouldn't walk out of rooms and leave me high and dry. Don't like it. (_She wheels herself round to the table. A pause. She looks round impatiently._) Where's my chocolates?... _She looks round again, gets up out of her chair for the first time in the play, walks quite normally across the room to the mantelpiece, sees her chocolates are not there, walks up to the occasional table, and takes up the box._ That girl's been at them again.... _She walks back to her chair, carrying the chocolates, and sits in it again. She begins to munch. She suddenly stops, as if she has heard something._ What's that?... _She listens again. A cry is heard far away._ Oh, God ... Danny! |
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