Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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HUBERT: Oh. (_Shaking hands affably_) How do you do? BELSIZE: How do you do, sir.... MRS. BRAMSON: He's a friend of Miss Grayne's here. Keeps calling. BELSIZE: Been calling long? MRS. BRAMSON: Every day for two weeks. Just before lunch. HUBERT: Well-- OLIVIA (_sitting on the sofa_): Perhaps I'd better introduce myself. I'm Olivia Grayne, Mrs. Bramson's niece. I work for her. BELSIZE: Oh, I see. Thanks. Well now ... HUBERT (_sitting at the table, effusively_): I know a chap on the Stock Exchange who was taken last year and shown over the Black Museum at Scotland Yard. BELSIZE (_politely_): Really-- MRS. BRAMSON: And what d'you expect the policeman to do about it? HUBERT: Well, it was very interesting, he said. Bit ghoulish, of course-- BELSIZE: I expect so.... (_Getting down to business_) Now I wonder |
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