Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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_Going to the front door, and opening it._ This way, sir.... BELSIZE _enters, followed by_ MRS. TERENCE. _He is an entirely inconspicuous man of fifty, dressed in tweeds: his suavity hides any amount of strength._ BELSIZE: Mrs. Bramson? I'm sorry to break in on you like this. My card .... MRS. BRAMSON (_taking it, sarcastically_): I suppose you're going to tell me you're from Scotland Ya--(_She sees the name on the card._) BELSIZE: I see you've all your wits about you! MRS. BRAMSON: Oh. (_Reading incredulously_) Criminal Investigation Department! BELSIZE (_smiling_): A purely informal visit, I assure you. MRS. BRAMSON: I don't like having people in my house that I don't know. BELSIZE (_the velvet glove_): I'm afraid the law sometimes makes it necessary. MRS. TERENCE _gives him a chair next the table. He sits_. MRS. TERENCE _stands behind the table._ |
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