Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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DORA (_terrified_): There's a man there! From the p'lice! 'E said
something about the Tallboys! 'E--'e 'asn't come about me, 'as 'e? MRS. TERENCE: Of course he 'asn't-- MRS. BRAMSON: He may have. MRS. TERENCE: Don't frighten the girl; she's simple enough now. MRS. BRAMSON (_sharply_); It's against the law, what she's done, isn't it? (_To_ DORA) Go back in there till he sends for you. DORA _creeps back into the kitchen_. OLIVIA (_at the left window_): He isn't a policeman, as a matter of fact. He must be a plain-clothes man. MRS. TERENCE (_sardonically_): Scotland Yard, I should think. _BELSIZE is seen outside, crossing the left window to the front door._ MRS. BRAMSON: That place in those detective books? Don't be so silly. MRS. TERENCE: He says he wants to see you very particular-- _A sharp rat-tat at the front door. (Going to the hall_) On a very particular matter.... (_Turning on_ MRS. BRAMSON) And don't you start callin' _me_ silly! |
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