Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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if any of you've seen anything in the least out of the ordinary round
here lately? Anybody called--anybody strange wandering about in the woods--overheard anything? _They look at one another._ MRS. BRAMSON: The only visitor's been the doctor--and the district nurse. MRS. TERENCE: Been ever so gay. HUBERT: As a matter of fact, funny thing did happen to me. Tuesday afternoon it was, I remember now. BELSIZE: Oh? HUBERT (_graphically_): I was walking back to my cottage from golf, and I heard something moving stealthily behind a tree, or a bush, or something. BELSIZE (_interested_): Oh, yes? HUBERT: Turned out to be a squirrel. MRS. BRAMSON (_in disgust_): Oh!... HUBERT: No bigger than my hand! Funny thing to happen, I thought. BELSIZE: Very funny. Anything else? |
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