Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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MRS. TERENCE: Where from? BELSIZE: The Tallboys. MRS. BRAMSON: That Tallboys again-- BELSIZE: A Mrs. Chalfont. MRS. TERENCE: Chalfont? Oh, yes! Dyed platinum blonde--widow of a colonel, so she says, livin' alone, so she says, always wearin' them faldalaldy openwork stockings. Fond of a drop too. That's 'er. HUBERT: Why, d'you know her? MRS. TERENCE: Never set eyes on 'er. But you know how people talk. Partial to that there, too, I'm told. MRS. BRAMSON: What's that there? MRS. TERENCE: Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies. BELSIZE (_quickly_): Well, anyway ... Mrs. Chalfont left the Tallboys last Friday afternoon, without a hat, went for a walk through the woods in this direction, and has never been seen since. _He makes his effect_. MRS. BRAMSON: I expect she was so drunk she fell flat and never came to. |
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