Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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MRS. BRAMSON (_to her_): You can go.
MRS. TERENCE: I don't want to go. I might 'ave to be arrested for stealing sugar. BELSIZE: Sugar?... As a matter of fact, you might be useful. Any of you may be useful. Mind my pipe? _MRS. BRAMSON blows in disgust and waves her hand before her face._ MRS. BRAMSON: Is it about my maid having an illegitimate child? BELSIZE: I beg your pardon?... Oh no! That sort of thing's hardly in my line, thank God ... Lonely spot ... (_To MRS. TERENCE_) Long way for you to walk every day, isn't it? MRS. TERENCE: I don't walk. I cycle. BELSIZE: Oh. MRS. BRAMSON: What's the matter? BELSIZE: I just thought if she walked she might use some of the paths, and have seen--something. (Note: The following pair of lines are spoken simultaneously.) MRS. BRAMSON: Something of what? |
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